The NFA aging rice auction returns August 12 after four failed rounds, as a fixed pricing formula runs up against a rice stock that keeps getting older.
NFA Aging Rice Auction Returns After Fourth Failure Read More »
Removing the system loss charge does not erase the cost. It shifts from ratepayer bills to strained subsidies, and cooperatives absorb it hardest.
The System Loss Charge Does Not Just Disappear Read More »
Sen. JV Ejercito’s income tax exemption threshold bill aims higher than the Senate consensus, and DOF has not priced his version yet.
Deceptive online ads like fake close buttons keep working because the ad supply chain spreads responsibility across too many parties to trace.
Deceptive Online Ads Survive Because No One Owns Them Read More »
Marcos tax relief package promises relief for workers and small businesses, but economists warn it lands as BIR’s own revenue targets are falling.
Marcos Tax Relief Package Praised, Then Picked Apart Read More »
DOE says system loss charge removal needs an EPIRA amendment and up to a year to implement, as PHILRECA and Meralco set their own terms first.
DOE: System Loss Charge Removal Still a Year Away Read More »
The Manila truck ban exemption once ran through a documented city permit process. Operators say it now runs through an unlisted personal contact instead.
Manila Truck Ban Exemption Fees Went Underground Read More »
The Siargao Israeli community sits at the center of a land dispute exposing a foreign ownership loophole Philippine regulators left open for years.
The Siargao Israeli Community Exposed An Old Loophole Read More »
The US imposed a new 12.5% tariff on Philippine exports on July 24 after Manila failed to pass the law that would have cut the rate in half.
US Slaps Philippines With 12.5% Tariff on Exports over forced labor Read More »
Pax Silica has already reshaped New Clark City with land deals and power contracts, months before the terms governing the zone are even finalized.
Pax Silica Locks In Land Before It Locks In Terms Read More »
