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Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Senate Increased Personal Income Tax Exemption To P250,000


The video above was uploaded January this year. Now, what President Duterte promised during the campaign is now approved by the senate and is ready to be implemented this coming year. The Senate increased the personal income tax exemption to P250,000, essentially retaining the original proposal of the Department of Finance (DOF) and the House of Representatives under the first package of the tax reform bill. The Senate ways and means committee initially reduced the personal income tax exemption, with only the first P150,000 annual income exempted from tax, however, Senator Ralph Recto proposed that the exemption be increased to P250,000. Sponsored Links The Senate meanwhile has so far retained the P82,000 tax exemptoion for 13th month pay and other bonuses, and the maximum P100,000 additional exemption for up to four dependents. Some 14 senators have submitted their proposed individual amendments to Angara’s committee. The Senate version of the tax schedule to be implemented effective January 1, 2018: Over 250,000 but not over P400,000 – 20 percent of the excess over P250,000 Over P400,000 but not over P800,000 – P30,000 plus 25 percent of the excess over P400,000 Over 800,000 but not over P2 million – P130,000 plus 30 percent of the excess over P800,000 Over P2 million but not over P8 million – P490,000 plus 32 percent of the excess over P2 million Over P8 million – P2.41 million plus 35 percent of the excess over P8 million Angara said that such tax scheme, however, will result in a P1-billion revenue loss for the government. Meanwhile, Angara said the Senate version of the tax reform proposal has exceeded the revenue goal of the DOF. The amended Senate version, he said, would yield P159.5 billion in revenue—a hundred billion more than the previous revenue estimate of P59.9 billion. The boost in the revenue, Angara said, was significantly sourced from the amendments to the provisions on the expansion of the value-added tax (VAT) base. From the repeal of these VAT special laws alone, the estimated revenue gained from P14 billion to P45.5 billion. Another major source of revenue is the doubling of the existing documentary stamp tax rates which will approximately raise P40 billion. Documentary stamp tax is a tax on documents, instruments, loan agreements and papers evidencing the acceptance, assignment, sale or transfer of an obligation, right or property incident thereto. Source: GMA News Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
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The video above was uploaded January this year. Now, what President Duterte promised during the campaign is now approved by the senate and is ready to be implemented this coming year.

 The Senate increased the personal income tax exemption to P250,000, essentially retaining the original proposal of the Department of Finance (DOF) and the House of Representatives under the first package of the tax reform bill.
The video above was uploaded January this year. Now, what President Duterte promised during the campaign is now approved by the senate and is ready to be implemented this coming year. The Senate increased the personal income tax exemption to P250,000, essentially retaining the original proposal of the Department of Finance (DOF) and the House of Representatives under the first package of the tax reform bill. The Senate ways and means committee initially reduced the personal income tax exemption, with only the first P150,000 annual income exempted from tax, however, Senator Ralph Recto proposed that the exemption be increased to P250,000. Sponsored Links The Senate meanwhile has so far retained the P82,000 tax exemptoion for 13th month pay and other bonuses, and the maximum P100,000 additional exemption for up to four dependents. Some 14 senators have submitted their proposed individual amendments to Angara’s committee. The Senate version of the tax schedule to be implemented effective January 1, 2018: Over 250,000 but not over P400,000 – 20 percent of the excess over P250,000 Over P400,000 but not over P800,000 – P30,000 plus 25 percent of the excess over P400,000 Over 800,000 but not over P2 million – P130,000 plus 30 percent of the excess over P800,000 Over P2 million but not over P8 million – P490,000 plus 32 percent of the excess over P2 million Over P8 million – P2.41 million plus 35 percent of the excess over P8 million Angara said that such tax scheme, however, will result in a P1-billion revenue loss for the government. Meanwhile, Angara said the Senate version of the tax reform proposal has exceeded the revenue goal of the DOF. The amended Senate version, he said, would yield P159.5 billion in revenue—a hundred billion more than the previous revenue estimate of P59.9 billion. The boost in the revenue, Angara said, was significantly sourced from the amendments to the provisions on the expansion of the value-added tax (VAT) base. From the repeal of these VAT special laws alone, the estimated revenue gained from P14 billion to P45.5 billion. Another major source of revenue is the doubling of the existing documentary stamp tax rates which will approximately raise P40 billion. Documentary stamp tax is a tax on documents, instruments, loan agreements and papers evidencing the acceptance, assignment, sale or transfer of an obligation, right or property incident thereto. Source: GMA News Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO


The Senate ways and means committee initially reduced the personal income tax exemption, with only the first P150,000 annual income exempted from tax, however, Senator Ralph Recto proposed that the exemption be increased to P250,000.
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The video above was uploaded January this year. Now, what President Duterte promised during the campaign is now approved by the senate and is ready to be implemented this coming year. The Senate increased the personal income tax exemption to P250,000, essentially retaining the original proposal of the Department of Finance (DOF) and the House of Representatives under the first package of the tax reform bill. The Senate ways and means committee initially reduced the personal income tax exemption, with only the first P150,000 annual income exempted from tax, however, Senator Ralph Recto proposed that the exemption be increased to P250,000. Sponsored Links The Senate meanwhile has so far retained the P82,000 tax exemptoion for 13th month pay and other bonuses, and the maximum P100,000 additional exemption for up to four dependents. Some 14 senators have submitted their proposed individual amendments to Angara’s committee. The Senate version of the tax schedule to be implemented effective January 1, 2018: Over 250,000 but not over P400,000 – 20 percent of the excess over P250,000 Over P400,000 but not over P800,000 – P30,000 plus 25 percent of the excess over P400,000 Over 800,000 but not over P2 million – P130,000 plus 30 percent of the excess over P800,000 Over P2 million but not over P8 million – P490,000 plus 32 percent of the excess over P2 million Over P8 million – P2.41 million plus 35 percent of the excess over P8 million Angara said that such tax scheme, however, will result in a P1-billion revenue loss for the government. Meanwhile, Angara said the Senate version of the tax reform proposal has exceeded the revenue goal of the DOF. The amended Senate version, he said, would yield P159.5 billion in revenue—a hundred billion more than the previous revenue estimate of P59.9 billion. The boost in the revenue, Angara said, was significantly sourced from the amendments to the provisions on the expansion of the value-added tax (VAT) base. From the repeal of these VAT special laws alone, the estimated revenue gained from P14 billion to P45.5 billion. Another major source of revenue is the doubling of the existing documentary stamp tax rates which will approximately raise P40 billion. Documentary stamp tax is a tax on documents, instruments, loan agreements and papers evidencing the acceptance, assignment, sale or transfer of an obligation, right or property incident thereto. Source: GMA News Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
The Senate meanwhile has so far retained the P82,000 tax exemptoion for 13th month pay and other bonuses, and the maximum P100,000 additional exemption for up to four dependents. Some 14 senators have submitted their proposed individual amendments to Angara’s committee.

The Senate version of the tax schedule to be implemented effective January 1, 2018:
Over 250,000 but not over P400,000 – 20 percent of the excess over P250,000
Over P400,000 but not over P800,000 – P30,000 plus 25 percent of the excess over P400,000
Over 800,000 but not over P2 million – P130,000 plus 30 percent of the excess over P800,000
Over P2 million but not over P8 million – P490,000 plus 32 percent of the excess over P2 million
Over P8 million – P2.41 million plus 35 percent of the excess over P8 million
The video above was uploaded January this year. Now, what President Duterte promised during the campaign is now approved by the senate and is ready to be implemented this coming year. The Senate increased the personal income tax exemption to P250,000, essentially retaining the original proposal of the Department of Finance (DOF) and the House of Representatives under the first package of the tax reform bill. The Senate ways and means committee initially reduced the personal income tax exemption, with only the first P150,000 annual income exempted from tax, however, Senator Ralph Recto proposed that the exemption be increased to P250,000. Sponsored Links The Senate meanwhile has so far retained the P82,000 tax exemptoion for 13th month pay and other bonuses, and the maximum P100,000 additional exemption for up to four dependents. Some 14 senators have submitted their proposed individual amendments to Angara’s committee. The Senate version of the tax schedule to be implemented effective January 1, 2018: Over 250,000 but not over P400,000 – 20 percent of the excess over P250,000 Over P400,000 but not over P800,000 – P30,000 plus 25 percent of the excess over P400,000 Over 800,000 but not over P2 million – P130,000 plus 30 percent of the excess over P800,000 Over P2 million but not over P8 million – P490,000 plus 32 percent of the excess over P2 million Over P8 million – P2.41 million plus 35 percent of the excess over P8 million Angara said that such tax scheme, however, will result in a P1-billion revenue loss for the government. Meanwhile, Angara said the Senate version of the tax reform proposal has exceeded the revenue goal of the DOF. The amended Senate version, he said, would yield P159.5 billion in revenue—a hundred billion more than the previous revenue estimate of P59.9 billion. The boost in the revenue, Angara said, was significantly sourced from the amendments to the provisions on the expansion of the value-added tax (VAT) base. From the repeal of these VAT special laws alone, the estimated revenue gained from P14 billion to P45.5 billion. Another major source of revenue is the doubling of the existing documentary stamp tax rates which will approximately raise P40 billion. Documentary stamp tax is a tax on documents, instruments, loan agreements and papers evidencing the acceptance, assignment, sale or transfer of an obligation, right or property incident thereto. Source: GMA News Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
Angara said that such tax scheme, however, will result in a P1-billion revenue loss for the government.

Meanwhile, Angara said the Senate version of the tax reform proposal has exceeded the revenue goal of the DOF. The amended Senate version, he said, would yield P159.5 billion in revenue—a hundred billion more than the previous revenue estimate of P59.9 billion.
The video above was uploaded January this year. Now, what President Duterte promised during the campaign is now approved by the senate and is ready to be implemented this coming year. The Senate increased the personal income tax exemption to P250,000, essentially retaining the original proposal of the Department of Finance (DOF) and the House of Representatives under the first package of the tax reform bill. The Senate ways and means committee initially reduced the personal income tax exemption, with only the first P150,000 annual income exempted from tax, however, Senator Ralph Recto proposed that the exemption be increased to P250,000. Sponsored Links The Senate meanwhile has so far retained the P82,000 tax exemptoion for 13th month pay and other bonuses, and the maximum P100,000 additional exemption for up to four dependents. Some 14 senators have submitted their proposed individual amendments to Angara’s committee. The Senate version of the tax schedule to be implemented effective January 1, 2018: Over 250,000 but not over P400,000 – 20 percent of the excess over P250,000 Over P400,000 but not over P800,000 – P30,000 plus 25 percent of the excess over P400,000 Over 800,000 but not over P2 million – P130,000 plus 30 percent of the excess over P800,000 Over P2 million but not over P8 million – P490,000 plus 32 percent of the excess over P2 million Over P8 million – P2.41 million plus 35 percent of the excess over P8 million Angara said that such tax scheme, however, will result in a P1-billion revenue loss for the government. Meanwhile, Angara said the Senate version of the tax reform proposal has exceeded the revenue goal of the DOF. The amended Senate version, he said, would yield P159.5 billion in revenue—a hundred billion more than the previous revenue estimate of P59.9 billion. The boost in the revenue, Angara said, was significantly sourced from the amendments to the provisions on the expansion of the value-added tax (VAT) base. From the repeal of these VAT special laws alone, the estimated revenue gained from P14 billion to P45.5 billion. Another major source of revenue is the doubling of the existing documentary stamp tax rates which will approximately raise P40 billion. Documentary stamp tax is a tax on documents, instruments, loan agreements and papers evidencing the acceptance, assignment, sale or transfer of an obligation, right or property incident thereto. Source: GMA News Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
The boost in the revenue, Angara said, was significantly sourced from the amendments to the provisions on the expansion of the value-added tax (VAT) base. From the repeal of these  VAT special laws alone, the estimated revenue gained from P14 billion to P45.5 billion.

Another major source of revenue is the doubling of the existing documentary stamp tax rates which will approximately raise P40 billion.

Documentary stamp tax is a tax on documents, instruments, loan agreements and papers evidencing the acceptance, assignment, sale or transfer of an obligation, right or property incident thereto.
Source: GMA News
The video above was uploaded January this year. Now, what President Duterte promised during the campaign is now approved by the senate and is ready to be implemented this coming year. The Senate increased the personal income tax exemption to P250,000, essentially retaining the original proposal of the Department of Finance (DOF) and the House of Representatives under the first package of the tax reform bill. The Senate ways and means committee initially reduced the personal income tax exemption, with only the first P150,000 annual income exempted from tax, however, Senator Ralph Recto proposed that the exemption be increased to P250,000. Sponsored Links The Senate meanwhile has so far retained the P82,000 tax exemptoion for 13th month pay and other bonuses, and the maximum P100,000 additional exemption for up to four dependents. Some 14 senators have submitted their proposed individual amendments to Angara’s committee. The Senate version of the tax schedule to be implemented effective January 1, 2018: Over 250,000 but not over P400,000 – 20 percent of the excess over P250,000 Over P400,000 but not over P800,000 – P30,000 plus 25 percent of the excess over P400,000 Over 800,000 but not over P2 million – P130,000 plus 30 percent of the excess over P800,000 Over P2 million but not over P8 million – P490,000 plus 32 percent of the excess over P2 million Over P8 million – P2.41 million plus 35 percent of the excess over P8 million Angara said that such tax scheme, however, will result in a P1-billion revenue loss for the government. Meanwhile, Angara said the Senate version of the tax reform proposal has exceeded the revenue goal of the DOF. The amended Senate version, he said, would yield P159.5 billion in revenue—a hundred billion more than the previous revenue estimate of P59.9 billion. The boost in the revenue, Angara said, was significantly sourced from the amendments to the provisions on the expansion of the value-added tax (VAT) base. From the repeal of these VAT special laws alone, the estimated revenue gained from P14 billion to P45.5 billion. Another major source of revenue is the doubling of the existing documentary stamp tax rates which will approximately raise P40 billion. Documentary stamp tax is a tax on documents, instruments, loan agreements and papers evidencing the acceptance, assignment, sale or transfer of an obligation, right or property incident thereto. Source: GMA News Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
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Thursday, December 22, 2016

PAST PRESIDENTS SAY IT CAN'T BE DONE, DUTERTE MADE IT POSSIBLE

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.


 President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines.
In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why?
Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done.
And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. 

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.




Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu.

During the  "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered  to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte  to develop war torn Sulu  and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks.
Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet.
The Guest Speaker  for the  event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself.
According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted  the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses.
The effort spearheaded more business groups  to pledge support in different ways.





The pledges made are as follows:

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.




President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.



President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.


President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.




President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.


President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.



Aside from the abovementioned  commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more.

His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez.All of these efforts for the development  of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress.

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.
If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in  their entire term?

 Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.


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