
GAA gang must admit defeat
When citizens ask where their taxes went, the government owes them answers, not a petition asking the Supreme Court to loosen its restraints.
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When citizens ask where their taxes went, the government owes them answers, not a petition asking the Supreme Court to loosen its restraints.
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The Supreme Court acknowledges the Bureau of Internal Revenue's pivotal role in advancing electronic notarization, streamlining tax compliance for digital…
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Why did it take a Supreme Court ruling to bring this case the scrutiny it needed? Shouldn’t this level of transparency and diligence be the norm, not the…
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The Supreme Court has declared unconstitutional Congress’ ₱449.5-billion increase in 2024 Unprogrammed Appropriations and the ₱17.99-billion hike in the DPWH…
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The Supreme Court found former Olongapo City court interpreter Jan Paul Lugtu guilty of gross immorality for secretly recording female lawyers and court staff…
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