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New synthetic grafting material kills bone cancer and regenerates bone
news-medical.netThe idea should be "the process should be very easy for the taxpayer" and Not "the process should be very easy for the assessor"
The BIR should create a tax filing process where small taxpayers should not need an accountant to understand and file their ITR. It should be very easy for them to file on their own via their phones.
I feel like they are designing the process for the assessors convenience more than the tax payers convenience. If they hired high quality and very competent staff, then they can handle more of the workload, rather than passing it on to the taxpayer. They create a complicated process that the small tax payer cant understand, that even many of the bir staff cant understand(and often misinterpret) and punish the small taxpayer for not understanding a tax process that is hard to understand. How unjust is that? and please, the free tax education seminars does it work? nope. there needs to be another way to make it easier for taxpayers.
The idea should be "make the process easy for the small taxpayer" and Not "make it easy for the assessor"0
I feel like they are designing the process for the assessors convenience more than the tax payers convenience. If they hired high quality and very competent staff, then they can handle more of the workload, rather than passing it on to the taxpayer. They create a complicated process that the small tax payer cant understand, that even many of the bir staff cant understand(and often misinterpret) and punish the small taxpayer for not understanding a tax process that is hard to understand. How unjust is that? (and please, they are offering free seminars to educate tax payers well is it working? nope. if the information system works then every small taxpayer should not have trouble filing their itr on their own).
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phys.org1.5B estimated economic loss caused by the emergency rally in edsa today
1.5 billion pesos per day ang estimated na mawawala sa economiya sa emergency rally na nagaganap sa edsa. nawala ito sa bawat manggagawa at negosyo na nagdedepende sa edsa. Dapat kaya ma normalize ang ganitong gawain? Nawalan ng oras at trabaho ang maraming karaniwang manggagawa sanhi ng rally today which i find very sad. asan ang katarungan para sa kanila?