[Merged:] Masa na lang ba, paano tayo? Galing sa isang ordinaryong manggawa...

[totoybato]

Siguro nasabi nya lang iyon kasi nakikita niya na tuwing payday nakabawas na kaagad ang tax sa sweldo nya. Pero ang ibang tao nagbabayad din naman ng tax example ang Driver ng jeep pag nagparehistro merong din tax, pag nanaood ng sine merong ding tax, pag kumain sa jollibee merong din tax, bill sa meralco merong din tax, savings sa banko merong din tax, hindi lang ng natin nakikita dahil kasama na sa singil nila. TAMA ba?

So paano yung mga fixed income earners? na tax na yung sweldo, tapos magbabayad ulit ng indirect taxes, hmm Sa laki nang population ng bansa natin, napakaliit ng tax base, yan ang tutuo.

[van_wilder]

Siguro nasabi nya lang iyon kasi nakikita niya na tuwing payday nakabawas na kaagad ang tax sa sweldo nya. Pero ang ibang tao nagbabayad din naman ng tax example ang Driver ng jeep pag nagparehistro merong din tax, pag nanaood ng sine merong ding tax, pag kumain sa jollibee merong din tax, bill sa meralco merong din tax, savings sa banko merong din tax, hindi lang ng natin nakikita dahil kasama na sa singil nila. TAMA ba?

he is talking about income/witholding tax not VAT...

[mhelskie]

sa sitwasyon ngayon ng Pilipinas, I cannot blame the author sa mga sinabi nya.

[oldblue]

it's just classic case of blaming others than himself. nde naman ibig sabihin nagbabayad sya ng taxes eh may karpatan na sya i-marginalize yun mga mahihirap, mga pulitiko, mga negosyanteng mayayaman etc ...

he's got valid points but that's given already. we all know 'bout this.

mayroon naman way talaga, just ignore the show on TV, the attention hungry people like the media, the politicians, the celebrities, & those who like to shout in the streets. those guys dont even know you exist, so why bother spending your time thinking about them.

all checks & balances are in place with the govt. na naman, with all these agencies, counter-agencies & ngo's & pro vs anti. just let them do their jobs. of course, it may take decades or even generations but we have nowhere else to go but up, or at least in our individual selves.

[Karding]

isa lang ang sagot para sa magkabilang panig...

weather weather lang yan mga kapatid. ;)

[bilog]

At higit sa lahat, dapat tax payers lang ang pwedeng bumoto!

Sa totoo lang mas nakikinabang talaga ang mga taong di nagbabayad ng buwis. Pero sino ba ang nmas mareklamo? yung mga tao ding yan. Sa botohan kumikita sila kasi sila ang kinakasangkapan upang manalo ang isang kandidato.

[luckytruck]

my biggest issue with the our country is that we are quick to forget and that IT PAYS to be corrupt. there is no fear of being caught or being ostracized by the people because that is the exception, not the rule. Estrada being behind bars is an exception. Gen. Garcia being court martialed is the exception.

the reason why i like the two party system of the USA is because there is a sense of pride and belonging in the party. the parties tend to keep their people in line, more often than not. eh dito sa pilipinas, puro balimbing and if not, they will start their own party na lang.

andy

[imprezawrxsti]

May punto si TB. Talamak na talaga pero may pag-asa pa. Isa sa mga dapat nating tulungan ay ang mga bata. Sila ang mga susunod na henerasyon ang magpapatatakbo ng bansa natin. Umpisahan natin sa ating mga anak, itanim sa isipan nila ang tama at mali, ang tunay na pagmamahal sa bayan, suportahan natin ang mga NGO na tumutulong sa mga streetchildren para makapagaral at maging mabuting mamamayan.

[mazdamazda]

Here is a very irresponsible action by these so called militant groups:

OFW group rejects Migrante's call to suspend remittances

First posted 03:36pm (Mla time) June 11, 2005
INQ7.net

(UPDATE) OVERSEAS Filipino workers from Saudi Arabia on Saturday evening rejected Migrante's call to temporarily suspend remittances in protest of the various scandals hounding the administration of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.

In an e-mail message, Rashid Fabricante of Pusong Mamon Task Force told INQ7.net he and his colleagues are going to continue sending remittances because they are "the lifeblood of our economy and the umbilical link to our families and loved ones."

Pusong Mamon Task Force is a network of OFWs in the Middle East who help fellow OFWs who find themselves in difficult situations.

He said that despite ongoing crisis in the country and regardless of who sits in power, "we will never be remiss of our prime duty as global citizens. The economy has to be improved; it should never be rattled by groups or individuals decorated with partisan, regional, or personal interest to grab or stay in power."

Migrante secretary-general Maita Santiago made the call to suspend remittances early Saturday. She suggested that in case of emergencies, OFWs send their money through "door-to-door, non-bank channels" instead.

Last year, OFW remittances through banks reached a record high of about 8.5 billion dollars. However, it is estimated that total OFW remittances, if those remitted through non-formal channels were included, could reach 21 billion dollars.

Veronica Uy

[ILuvDetailing]

parang din sinabi na wag mag bayad ng tax