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House to find ways to fund BBM stimulus package

House of Representatives session hall (File photo) MANILA - Reelected Albay (2nd District) Representative Joey Salceda, chair of the tax committee, said Friday he will look for measures to fund the "Bayan Bangon Muli" (Nation, Rise Again) stimulus package being proposed by the incoming Marcos administration. Salceda particularly noted that it would be harder for the government to fund the spending package if it would create unwise tax exemptions, as he flagged the proposal of Energy Regulatory Commission Chair Agnes Devanadera to remove the 12-percent value-added tax (VAT) imposed on the generation charge. "I'll help (incoming) Speaker Martin (Romualdez) fully fund that package. Let's try to keep the fiscal space intact," Salceda told reporters in a message. Devanadera argued that the levy should be applied only on the distribution charge. Salceda explained that it is not legally possible as the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) Law expressly

New SK law to level up youth leadership in barangays

New SK law to level up youth leadership in barangays
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New SK law to level up youth leadership in barangays

(File photo) MANILA - A lawmaker on Wednesday said the new law strengthening the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) would encourage youth participation and boost youth leadership in barangay affairs. Isabela Representative Faustino "Inno" Dy V said President Duterte's signing of Republic Act No. 11768 or the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Governance Reforms and Compensation Law would provide SK members with honoraria that would allow them to better focus on their work, particularly the planning and programming of youth projects in the country's over 42,000 barangays. Dy said providing SK members with honoraria would allow them to better focus on their work, particularly the planning and programming of youth projects in the country's over 42,000 barangays. "Naniniwala ako na ang SK ay hindi pang-liga-liga lang (I believe that the SK are not only meant for hosting leagues, and I believe our youth are capable of so much more. These reforms should help them level up to spearhe

House leader asks BSP to draft legislation vs financial crimes

(PNA file photo) MANILA - House Ways and Means Committee chair Representative Joey Salceda on Friday said he will request the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to draft legislation on the country's targeted financial sanctions (TFS) framework to combat terrorism financing and proliferation financing. Salceda emphasized the need for the country to implement more effective targeted financial sanctions to convince the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) to remove the Philippines from its "gray list" by next year. The FATF flagged the country for supposed inadequacies in the effectiveness of the targeted financial sanctions framework (TFS) for both terrorism financing and proliferation financing. "I don't think our current bank secrecy laws would allow for effective targeted sanctions. I've been a strong champion of relaxing our bank secrecy laws for tax purposes. It may be time to relax them for targeted sanctions as well," Salceda told reporters in a messag

United statesMel georgie racelaBangko sentralAl caponeFinancial action task forceMoney laundering councilMeans committeeRepresentative joey salcedaFinancial institutionsNa file photo manila house ways and means committee chair representative joey salceda on friday said he will request the bangko sentral ng pilipinas bsp to draft legislation country 39s targeted financial sanctions tfs framework combat terrorism financing proliferation emphasized need for implement more effective convince action task force fatf remove philippines from its quot gray list by next year flagged supposed inadequacies in effectiveness of both quoti don 39t think our current bank secrecy laws would allow sanctionsi 39 ve beena strong champion relaxing tax purposes it may be time relax them as wellUot salceda told reporters ina message said that until the country 39s banking system becomes more transparentT will always struggle to impose targeted sanctions quot that means accusations our banks area conduit for all sorts of terrorist and illegal transactions persist the bsp 39s latitude policy changes can only do so much we need legislationUot he said is studying the enactment of tax laws that would impose much higher taxes on apprehended illegally accumulated income and allow use evidence evasion for prosecution other crimes salceda dubbed them as quot al capone notorious american gangster was nabbed not murderLawless violenceR any other crime but tax evasion quot money is always the incentive for organized and concealed means some taxes are being skirted easier to track asa lead crimesEcause unlike other crimes

Inflation accelerates to 4 0% in March

Consumer prices in the Philippines grew at a faster pace in March to hit the quickest pace in six months and equal to the print recorded in October 2021, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported on Tuesday.  

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