The Bureau of Internal Revenue authorized taxpayers to file and pay their 2022 AITR anywhere until April 17.
Luigi Bernido
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas expects more foreign investments to arrive in the Philippines in the next two years.
The rediscount window of the BSP was left untapped in January and February amid ample liquidity in the Philippines.
BSP increased the annual contributions to PERA to let local and overseas Filipino workers invest in their retirement.
BSP looks to remove fees on small online fund transfers to promote the use of digital payments.
SEC discussed that MSMEs could gain more capital to grow their business with the use of crowdfunding portals.
BSP hiked the liquidity and capital requirements for e-money issuers to ensure protection from technology risks.
The administration OKs the VAT refund program, which aims to further bolster the country’s foreign visitor arrivals within a few years.