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While acknowledging Macklemore's commitment to speaking out, Sheeran said he believes 'there are different approaches to being an advocate for change' and…
‘For consumers, the practical effect is straightforward: Once the new rules become effective, VAT will no longer be imposed on the allowable system loss…
The BIR has removed VAT on the allowable system loss charge within the ERC-approved cap, a move expected to lower covered electricity charges for consumers.
Malacañang allocates a record P113 billion to PhilHealth for 2026, marking the largest single-year boost to universal healthcare in Philippine history.
Deputy Speaker Rolando Puno denied that the House was behind the alleged irregular realignments in the 2025 budget, including the P12-billion DepEd cut and the…
Finance Secretary Ralph Recto says PhilHealth is set to receive ₱53.26B in 2026 government subsidies despite earlier zero allocation. Reserve funds, rising…
At a time when the country’s healthcare system is grappling with numerous issues, the removal of PhilHealth’s funding creates an impression that the government…
Dr. Tony Leachon petitions the Supreme Court against PhilHealth's exclusion from the 2025 budget, citing it as a threat to universal health care and a…
Families who rely on PhilHealth to cover hospital bills, medications, and treatments for chronic illnesses will be forced to shoulder these costs themselves,…
Health reform advocate Dr. Tony Leachon urges President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to reconsider the zero subsidy for PhilHealth in 2025, emphasizing the impact on…
PhilHealth subsidy cuts spark concern among lawmakers and citizens. Despite budget challenges, the Department of Health reassures continued access to vital…
The Supreme Court will hear a challenge against Congress' decision to remove the subsidy for PhilHealth in the 2025 national budget, a move critics say is…
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To pay for operational costs not covered by their profits, the government provides subsidies to GOCCs
Govt subsidies increase 10%, Philhealth still gets lion’s share