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No new taxes seen in Dagupan

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THE city council has vowed that no new taxes will be legislated by the city council next year on account of the world-wide financial crisis which is expected to continue and may worsen next year. Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez and Councilor Michael Fernandez gave their assurance in their joint press…

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No new taxes seen in Dagupan

By November 16, 2008Business, News

Paper-mache coffins to be offered soon in Sta. Barbara

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STA. BARBARA–The idea of making coffins from recycled paper sounds quite strange, but it is environment-friendly and could prove to be one project that will generate jobs for the poor – and benefit the poor. “They already made this possible in San Juan through the Soroptimist International through their Bags…

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Paper-mache coffins to be offered soon in Sta. Barbara

By November 16, 2008Business, Headlines, News

Pangasinan leads in net income but tops in expenses, liabilities

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LINGAYEN–Pangasinan maintained its lead over other three provinces in the Ilocos Region in terms of financial performance for Fiscal Year 2007, according to a report from the Commission on Audit. Pangasinan was ranked both number one in terms of net income and total income but was also the biggest spender…

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Pangasinan leads in net income but tops in expenses, liabilities

By November 10, 2008Business, News

POEA relaxes licensing

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URDANETA CITY–The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) is now more lenient in issuing licenses to recruitment agencies that will set up operations in the provinces. Melchor Dizon, director IV of the POEA’s Licensing and Regulation Office, speaking with the local newsmen here Friday during the “Anti-illegal Recruitment and Trafficking in…

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POEA relaxes licensing

By November 10, 2008Business, News

BIR wants “5-6” lenders taxed

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THE regional office of the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Calasiao will be looking into how to tax Indian nationals operating an informal money lending scheme popularly known as “5-6”. Tomas Rosales, OIC regional director of the BIR, said going after the ‘5-6’ operators will be part of their crackdown…

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BIR wants “5-6” lenders taxed

By November 10, 2008Business, News

DOLE holds ‘Jobs Fair’, ‘Diskwento Karavan’

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The Department of Labor and Employment has lined up several activities in celebration of its forthcoming 75th anniversary. To highlight the department’s commitment to public service, District Officer Adonis Peralta said another ‘Diskwento Karavan’ was held at CSI mall in Urdaneta City on November 7 alongside a mini jobs fair…

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DOLE holds ‘Jobs Fair’, ‘Diskwento Karavan’

By November 10, 2008Business, News

Urdaneta, soon the ‘kalabasa capital’

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URDANETA CITY–Try a different leche flan, Spanish pan de sal, empanada, French fries, pancit and spaghetti noodles. How different? Use squash as base ingredient! These are among the new byproducts that have been recently developed by the city government- owned Livelihood Skills Training Center (LSTC) to promote lowly kalabasa (squash).

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Urdaneta, soon the ‘kalabasa capital’

By November 3, 2008Business, News

TransCo boosts energization of Luzon Grid

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SAN MANUEL—The National Transmission Corporation (TransCo) reported that power reliability in the Luzon grid further improved with the recent energization of Line 1 of the new double-circuit San Manuel-Mexico 230-kV transmission line. Line 1 extended from TransCo’s power station in San Manuel, Pangasinan to Mexico, Pampanga, bypassing the province of…

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TransCo boosts energization of Luzon Grid

By November 3, 2008Business, News