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May 18th, 2005 04:28 PM #12
How do you convince people to pay their proper taxes when it only goes to the pockets of these corrupt shitheads. May their tribe decrease, ASAP.
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May 18th, 2005 06:09 PM #13tsktsktsk..greediness to the extreme..watta bunch of kapalmuks..p!*#$%ang nasa gobyerno..!..utang ng utang sa adb, sa hapon, imf, wb, paris club, etc..hindi nahihimay saan ba pumupunta bilyones na hiram..ang peso lugmok na..
..pag payback time na hahanap ng pambayad..increase ng vat, increase ng tuition fees, increase ng singil sa kuryente, tubig, telepono..
..hoy, kung me malasakit kayo sa mga dukha at walang trabaho doon ninyo kunin pambayad ng utang sa mga plunderers ng bayang pilipinas..!..
kaso malabong mangyari..iisa lang mga agenda ng mga ito..squeeze dry the govt coffers then run away with the loot..
..and the plight of the filipino masses is a never-ending saga of helplessness & despair..:seeth:
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May 18th, 2005 06:13 PM #14Originally Posted by ILuvDetailing
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May 18th, 2005 06:27 PM #15
wala na talaga! alam nyo kung ano ang laging nasa isip ko, sana dumating yung time na tayong mga middle to upper class ang mag unrest! pag yung mga nasa baba, puppet lang yan. eh tayo, may rason.
tangna!!! harap-harapan na yan eh. grrr..
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May 18th, 2005 06:28 PM #16Originally Posted by boybi
- Work of the person (Gov't employee nga pero yung mga anak, ang laki ng amount at mas malaki pa sa account ng parents).
- Kung nakapangalan to their children or to a minor, then is the amount in the passbook justified? For example, a 15 year old highschool student with a gov't employee parent with 350K in their account (or if big amounts go through it) can already be considered a "marked" account even if it falls under said balance. They may not report it but they already should keep an eye on the account and other related accounts.
To make things short, it's not only the amount in a bank account that is considered but also different "tell tale" factors like the family background, work, transaction history, related accounts, etc... are taken into consideration in AMLA.
On a side note, since bank managers have a "quota" to meet every year, they sometimes may turn a "blind eye" on some clients/accounts if they're getting a good deposit base from them.
This is soo disheartening... Most of us bust our *sses working from early morning to late at night, going through traffic, sacrificing things here and there, just to make ends meet then you see those high-fallutin gov't workers/officials and their families living the life.
To all those bad-*ss, corrupt officials: MACK YOU ALL!!!
To those honest workers out there: Sana dumami kayoLast edited by vinj; May 18th, 2005 at 06:38 PM.
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May 18th, 2005 11:21 PM #17Originally Posted by boybi
i don't think it's this easy... ang alam ko, the bank would report you if you deposit an amount of Php 500,000.00 AND
1. hindi ka nila kilala
2. they don't have a clear idea kung saan galing yung dine deposit mo
i'm not sure kung and o kaya or yang 2 conditions na yan...
meaning.. kung ako negosyante.. alam ng bank ang linya ng negosyo ko... and they see nothing wrong with it.. kahit pa mas malaki sa Php 500,000 ang deposit ko, they will not report me anymore...
contrast this to a walk in depositor... na mag try mag deposit sa isang branch although hindi dun sa same branch na yun binuksan yung account (so malamang hindi siya kilala ng branch na yun)... deposit ka ng PHp 500,000.00 and malamang eh katakot takot na question ang aabutin mo sa bank manager...
now why am i writing this? kung yung nabanggit na employee na yun ay kilala na ng bank... napakadali lang sa bank to look the other way... and by now malamang sa tagal na (di umano) siguro ng ginagawa ng empleyado na yun.. malamang nakapag patayo na yan ng negosyo na pwedeng palabasin na source of income aside from being a govt employee...
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May 19th, 2005 10:16 AM #18
Marami na akong bansa na napuntahan na rampant din ang kurakot/corruption. Marami sa kanila, mas malala pa sa 'Pinas. But don't get me wrong, ha. Hindi ko pinagtatangol ang mga ugok na mga yan. Sabi ko nga dun sa isang post ko on another thread, dapat dyan sa mga yan either putulan ng kamay or i-firing squad, gaya ng ginagawa sa Burma, North Korea at China (nung panahon ni Mao).
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May 19th, 2005 10:23 AM #19
isipin nyo na lang na hindi nila yan madadalang lahat kapag namatay sila. eto ang nag aabang sa kanila:
mahirap mag generalize na lahat ay corrupt. marami rin namang matinong gov't official pero alam nyo naman... ang katarantaduhan ng isa ay perwisyo ng lahat.
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May 19th, 2005 10:44 AM #20
ganyan talaga ang buhay sa gobyerno.. kaya hidne tayo umuunlad eh.. nakwento pa dati ng prof namin na may kababata siya un tito parang part ng custom pero mababa lang un pwesto.. nun namatay after ilan years.. kinontak un mga apo sa tuhod at binigay un pamana na tig 500K.. pero madame sila
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