How can the tax code be modified to make the Philippines a more attractive investment location?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Marivic Españo, Managing Partner and CEO, Punongbayan & Araullo from The Report: The Philippines 2012
Articles & Analysis | Duties in detail: Examining the nation’s tax codes from The Report: The Philippines 2012
Taxes in the Philippines are imposed at the national and local levels. At the national level, taxes are imposed and collected pursuant to the National Internal Revenue Code, the Tariff and Customs Code, and several special laws. There are four main types of national internal revenue taxes: income, indirect (value-added and percentage taxes), excise...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Rafael Morales, Managing Partner, SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan from The Report: The Philippines 2012
What is your outlook on the ongoing move for constitutional change, and how will this affect the investment atmosphere of the country?
Articles & Analysis | Clear and simple: A look at the legal aspects of doing business locally from The Report: The Philippines 2012
The subject of foreign corporations doing business in the Philippines is perhaps better understood in the context of their involvement in the flow of capital, goods and services into the country. In this context, a business is a vehicle through which such a flow is carried out by the foreign corporation concerned.
Articles & Analysis | Tuning in: Radio and television remain strong as print declines from The Report: The Philippines 2012
With a wide array of TV stations, newspapers, magazines, billboards and, more recently, mobile- and computer-accessible platforms, the media sector in the Philippines is experiencing steady growth, with a range of opportunities on offer for those willing to get involved in this dynamic and developing market. Television looks set to remain dominant...
Articles & Analysis | Portable potential: Mobiles and new media provide new avenues for marketing from The Report: The Philippines 2012
Social networking and the rise of portable internet-friendly devices like tablets and smartphones are opening up new avenues for media and advertising. But the market remains far from saturated and has the advantage of a sizeable youth demographic: figures from the 2007 census put the median age at 22 years old, with 46.1% of the population under...