# A Cabinet minister has reiterated that tax increases are “off the table” while voicing confidence that the Government’s 50 percent debt-to-target will be met by 2031 through economic growth.

CITING growing concerns over rampant tax leakages, Senator Sherwin T. Gatchalian moved to investigate tax leakages caused by the proliferation and unscrupulous use of “faked” Person with Disability ...

As Black Friday approaches, Revenue's customs operations are warning online shoppers of the risks of deals that seem too good ...

TECNO has brought in a new variant of smartphone SPARK Go 1 for tech-savvy users. Offering advanced features at an affordable ...

Jakarta. The Center for Indonesia Taxation Analysis (CITA) criticized the government for prioritizing the VAT hike while ...

Behind the glittering success of major UK festivals lies a troubling reality. Dive into the untold story of an industry on ...

The High Court dismissed a writ petition today (25 November) filed by former NBR member and VAT Appellate Tribunal president, Matiur Rahman, seeking permission to travel abroad. The bench of Justice ...

EEST Terveystalo raises its profitability guidance for 2024. The guidance for revenue remains unchanged. "In quarter performance so far ...

The Central Information Commission has urged the government to reconsider its plan to raise the Value Added Tax (VAT) to 12% ...

The Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Samuel A. Jinapor, has made a strong recommendation to the next government to ...

Sir Keir Starmer has admitted it is "hard" being in Government amid a tumultous five months in power following the July ...

Gradually reduce the rate of annual spending growth from 6.6% in 2026 to 5.5% by 2030, with no cap on day-to-day spending.