2025 tax burden deepens for Pinoys
In the Philippines at present, earning a salary, binge-watching your favorite series, saving for the future — or even selling property —
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In the Philippines at present, earning a salary, binge-watching your favorite series, saving for the future — or even selling property —
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The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on Tuesday assured the public that it is fully prepared to respond to any escalation in the Middle East, following…
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KPA will shake up industry
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The biggest and most anticipated artisanal trade fair offered a sneak peek at the School of Fashion and the Arts (SOFA) at Proscenium, Rockwell, Makati City.…
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Analysts said monthly transfers, which have been a major driver in keeping the economy at a steady pace, will take a direct hit.
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After two straight months of rate rollbacks, the Manila Electric Company (Meralco) is raising power rates by P0.4883 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) this July,…
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‘Our domestic industries require and deserve a level playing field in global markets. Protect our workers and farmers.’
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Iran destroyed the myth of the invincibility of Israel’s three-layer air defense system. Its successful missile-drone blitzkrieg made Tel Aviv and Haifa look…
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The country’s net inflows of foreign direct investments (FDI) rose by 7.1 percent to $610 million in April from $570 million recorded in the same month last…
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The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) started the trading week in the green, gaining 29.43 points or 0.46 percent to close at 6,425.24 on Monday, lifted…
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Downside inflation risks come amid further signs of slowdown in external and domestic demand for goods and services.
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‘Employment has already tended to flatten in the first half of 2025. Moves like the one proposed provide more blows to entrepreneurship in the Philippines.’
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Local farmers are suffering from competition with imports due to the Rice Tariffication Law that threw open the market to grains from other nations.
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The Marcos administration said it will try its best to elevate the Philippines to an upper-middle-income (UMIC) economy, following a World Bank report showing…
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To protect local rice producers, SINAG is also urging the government to restore the 35 percent tariff on imported rice — up from the current 1 percent — to…
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