THE presidents of three leading private schools in Dagupan are questioning the city government’s continued imposition of business tax on their institutions despite a tax exemption given them by the Department of Finance (DoF). A letter of protest, dated February 18, 2011, was signed jointly by Dr. Mac Arthur Samson, president…
HAVING the biggest population in Region 1, Pangasinan remained the top tax contributor in 2010 in the region. Atty. Ernesto de Vota, Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) Assistant Regional Director, said the province contributed almost half of the P5.9 billion collection last year.
MODERN MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES THE Nazareth General Hospital has announced the availability of Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL) for stone removal without surgery.
LINGAYEN–Digital Telecommunications of the Philippines, Inc. (Digitel) insinuated it has incurred extensive losses amounting to millions of pesos over the years due to rampant cable theft.
BUSINESS owners in Pangasinan — big, medium or small — can help in the fight against corruption in government by logging on to newly-launched website www.businessesfightingcorruption.org.
‘HUMAN RESOURCE INVESTMENT’–The provincial government thru the Human Resource Management and Development Office (HRMDO) holds a series of Orientation and Values Development Seminar for its employees in order to sustain its improved and enhanced public service which Gov. Amado T. Espino, Jr. has instituted in his first term in 2007….
LINGAYEN–A resolution was filed before the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) seeking the establishment of an OFW Assistance Center in Pangasinan to be placed under the Office of the Governor.
NEED help on what, when and how much fertilizer to use for your rice farm? Just call the Nutrient Manager for Rice Mobile (NMRiceMobile), a free mobile phone service that gives Filipino farmers and extension workers access to information on an established management system for rice production.
DAGUPAN City, through its One Stop Business Center (OSBC), has reportedly collected P40 million in taxes for the period January 3 to 20, which is already more than 70% of the P54 million total collection for the whole of last year.
MARKETS in the province have remained safe and free from the so-called ‘double-dead’ meat which have become widespread in some parts of the capital Metro Manila.
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