BIR Unveils Digital Tax Calendar for Taxpayers
The Bureau of Internal Revenue introduces an interactive digital tax calendar on its website to help taxpayers track payment deadlines and requirements, with plans for integration into the eGovPH app.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue introduces an interactive digital tax calendar on its website to help taxpayers track payment deadlines and requirements, with plans for integration into the eGovPH app.
Mactan-Cebu International Airport anticipates increased Chinese arrivals following the Philippines' 14-day visa-free policy, enhancing regional tourism connectivity.
The US economy grew at an annualized 4.4% in Q3 2025, revised up from 4.3%, driven by strong investment and exports. Inflation remains stable, but experts warn of uneven benefits and a jobless boom.
The Davao Consumer Movement criticizes Davao Light's recent P2/kWh power rate increase, questioning transparency and the impact of expansion projects on rising bills.
Philippine lawmakers conduct emergency consultation in Negros Occidental as sugar industry faces critical collapse due to low prices, imports, and climate impacts.
Mati City in Davao Oriental introduces a Local Business Tax Incentives Program under City Ordinance No. 394, offering tax exemptions for small, medium, and large enterprises to stimulate economic growth and job creation.
Davao City Council passes resolution urging PSALM to maintain power supply contract with Davao Light, warning that reduction could increase electricity rates by 50 centavos per kWh.
DPWH Secretary Vince Dizon inspected the MacArthur Highway rehabilitation in Apalit, Pampanga, directing officials to complete the ₱35.6 million project before the rainy season, addressing long-standing public complaints.
The Department of Labor and Employment warns employers against delaying final pay for former employees, citing 23,496 hotline calls in 2025 and potential legal penalties.
Jetti Petroleum President Leo Bellas warns of another oil price increase next week, with diesel rising PHP1.20-1.40/liter and gasoline PHP0.30-0.50/liter due to tight supply conditions.
Two real estate agents were arrested in Cebu City after an entrapment operation revealed they attempted to sell a client's property online for P3 million without authorization, leading to charges of estafa and falsification.
The Department of Transportation allocates an additional ₱450 million to CAAP to accelerate Davao International Airport's expansion, with construction already 30% complete and new chillers improving passenger comfort.
The SEC has exempted firms with capital and liabilities up to P3 million from submitting audited financial statements, aiming to reduce regulatory burdens on micro enterprises.
Police in Cebu City arrested two real estate agents for allegedly attempting to resell a client's property for P3 million and pawning his documents without consent in a fraudulent scheme.
Cebu-founded City Savings Bank upgraded its Cadiz City branch to full-service in 2025, part of a broader expansion strategy to enhance banking access in Visayas and support Cebu's regional economic role.
Rent.ph partners with SMDC Good Stays to market 90,000 condominium units nationwide, expanding rental options and enhancing transparency in the Philippine property market.
Davao Light and Power Company confirms all utility poles along the Maa Flyover have been relocated, removing a key obstacle to the infrastructure project's completion.
The Island Garden City of Samal initiates first-phase preparations to reopen Hagimit Falls by Q1 2026, focusing on safety upgrades and environmental protection after a four-year closure for rehabilitation.
JDN Realty Group has achieved its first Great Place to Work Certification, with 87% of employees rating it as excellent, far surpassing the Philippine average of 65%.
Davao City's Agriculturist Office intensifies efforts to certify and renew PhilGAP for durian farms, aiming to secure premium international market position through food safety and quality standards.
GCash's GLoan now includes free health and loan insurance for approved loans of at least ₱500, providing financial security for unexpected expenses in the Philippines.
The Philippines recorded 6.48 million international tourist arrivals in 2025, generating P694 billion in spending. Key developments include Michelin Guide launch, new flight routes, and gastronomy initiatives.
The Department of Agriculture plans initial rice imports of 300,000 metric tons next month to stabilize supply and retail prices while protecting local farmers through minimum palay buying commitments.
Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez expressed gratitude to Pampanga Rep. Carmelo Lazatin Jr. for his crucial backing of the North-South Commuter Railway Extension, highlighting intergovernmental cooperation for this major infrastructure initiative.
The Alliance of Concerned Consumers in Electricity and Social Services joins calls for a transparent energy plan in the Visayas, citing DOE projections of a potential power shortage by 2026.
Maxim Rides & Food Delivery concluded 2025 with comprehensive community development efforts in Pampanga, focusing on child welfare, education, and public health through school support, outreach events, and blood donation drives involving driver-partners.
LTFRB Chair Vigor Mendoza II directs expedited insurance processing for victims of a fatal truck-jeepney collision in Luna, Isabela, killing three and injuring others, aligning with President Marcos's victim assistance directives.
Landbank inaugurated multiple new branches and a corporate center in late 2025, including a phygital branch in Initao, Misamis Oriental, to enhance financial access nationwide.
The Department of Trade and Industry announces that prices for canned sardines, instant noodles, and other necessities are unchanged, with 91% of items under control despite higher production costs.
Cebu officials are leveraging the 2026 ASEAN Tourism Forum to revitalize tourism, addressing pandemic declines and earthquake impacts through heritage tours and marketing initiatives.