The death of the car industry

**ice15** · January 24th, 2017 03:04 PM

Government should tax cars that are 2.5M and above...

1.1M is just too low, it will affect small business owners who need Fortuners/Monteros/Innovas

**Wh1stl3r2** · January 24th, 2017 03:10 PM

*jut
Point taken but we have to start somewhere. Surely we can reform our bus system in a shorter time while train systems are underway. In the mean time, we can look at other temporary mass transport to fill the void. Maybe point to point UV Express? Congestion charging can be done by using current RFID tech used by expressways. RFID tags should become mandatory in the cities.

**lowslowbenz** · January 24th, 2017 03:15 PM

The pre-owned market will boom.

**StockEngine** · January 24th, 2017 03:19 PM

Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r2

*jut
Point taken but we have to start somewhere. Surely we can reform our bus system in a shorter time while train systems are underway. In the mean time, we can look at other temporary mass transport to fill the void. Maybe point to point UV Express? Congestion charging can be done by using current RFID tech used by expressways. RFID tags should become mandatory in the cities.

This sounds like a good idea. We need more tech innovation...

**ice15** · January 24th, 2017 07:05 PM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

The pre-owned market will boom.

used cars in the country is already too expensive (thanks to out "coding??")

I wonder how will they intend to tax locally assembled vehicles (owner jeeps?)

**StockEngine** · January 24th, 2017 07:24 PM

Originally Posted by ice15

used cars in the country is already too expensive (thanks to out "coding??")

I wonder how will they intend to tax locally assembled vehicles (owner jeeps?)

Mabilis ang transaction ng mga properly priced vehicles. Mga nakikita online are overpriced- they remain posted because ganun na nga-overpriced.

I would guess at least 5000-10000 2nd hand vehicles are sold every month.

**StockEngine** · January 24th, 2017 08:39 PM

Duterte tax reform benefits outweigh price spikes: finance dept - YouTube

**minicarph** · January 24th, 2017 10:14 PM

O.A. mode
the earliest implementation of excise tax will be 2018, if it gets implemented. mahina benta ngaun january kaya ganyan nagpapanic mode, pati malls hina

BusinessWorld | Government wants car tax hike in 218

**uls** · January 25th, 2017 11:15 AM

[QUOTE=minicarph;2799657]O.A. mode
the earliest implementation of excise tax will be 2018, if it gets implemented. mahina benta ngaun january kaya ganyan nagpapanic mode, pati malls hina

yes mahina pasok ng 2017

pansin ko konti lang inquiries

looks like peso depreciation is having an effect already

businesses are facing higher cost and there will be higher operating cost going forward

kung may business ka you're already getting squeezed with higher import prices tapos you're gonna have to pay higher SSS contribution, higher taxes etc

di mo naman pwede ipasa lahat sa customer mo baka hindi na sila bumili

that's gonna make you think twice kung mag expand ka pa

lagi ko naman nababasa sa new the Phil. economy will keep growing... faster than China daw

ok sige... meron tayo young and growing population so guaranteed yan madami consumer and the Phil. economy is a consumption driven

pero... kung itatax to death mo ang mga business at tao (oo alam ko ibababa ang income tax pero babawiin naman sa ibang sector ng economy so net net baka mas mataas pa ang taxes) paano lalago ang economy?

**uls** · January 25th, 2017 11:20 AM

[QUOTE=uls;2799778]

Originally Posted by minicarph

O.A. mode
the earliest implementation of excise tax will be 2018, if it gets implemented. mahina benta ngaun january kaya ganyan nagpapanic mode, pati malls hina

yes mahina pasok ng 2017

pansin ko konti lang inquiries

looks like peso depreciation is having an effect already

businesses are facing higher cost and there will be higher operating cost going forward

kung may business ka you're already getting squeezed with higher import prices tapos you're gonna have to pay higher SSS contribution, higher taxes etc

di mo naman pwede ipasa lahat sa customer mo baka hindi na sila bumili

that's gonna make you think twice kung mag expand ka pa

lagi ko naman nababasa sa news the Phil. economy will keep growing... faster than China daw

ok sige... meron tayo young and growing population so guaranteed yan madami consumer and the Phil. economy is consumption driven

pero... kung itatax to death mo ang mga business at tao (oo alam ko ibababa ang income tax pero babawiin naman sa ibang sector ng economy so net net baka mas mataas pa ang taxes) paano lalago ang economy?