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    #81
    Quote Originally Posted by ess View Post
    Is there such thing as a real-estate property that does not exceed 100,000php?
    meron, yung mga nasa depressed areas na ang mga nakatira e kung saan gustong humatak ng boto ni bistek. . .mas marami kasing mga mahirap na mangmang sa qc kesa sa mga nag-iisip kaya dun sila nagko-concentrate mangampanya

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    #82
    ung mga padre de pamilya at ung mga lalake dapat ipasok sa Army for training tapos ipadala sa basilan for 5 years pag nde natapos ung 5years walang benefit na makukuha at sila pa magbabayad

    ang maiiwan lang ung mga babae para di sila dumami

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    #83
    Quote Originally Posted by jansky View Post
    ung mga padre de pamilya at ung mga lalake dapat ipasok sa Army for training tapos ipadala sa basilan for 5 years pag nde natapos ung 5years walang benefit na makukuha at sila pa magbabayad

    ang maiiwan lang ung mga babae para di sila dumami
    Baka mag defect pa patungo ASG yung mga yan.

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    #84
    Quote Originally Posted by ess View Post
    Baka mag defect pa patungo ASG yung mga yan.
    kung maging ASG mga yan at least doon sila sa mga bundok magtago.. at ung pera ng bayan magagamit para hantingin sila 2 birds one shot
    nakabawas na ng squatter nakabawas din ng ASG

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    #85
    Once given a decent home, will these people be able to find jobs to sustain the decent lives that the government wants for them? Or are we gonna continue paying additional taxes to support them while they continue to litter our streets, reproduce and be a total burden to the society. The government have a good plan otherwise, this will surely turn out as a total waste of time and resources.

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    #86
    Quote Originally Posted by ess View Post
    Is there such thing as a real-estate property that does not exceed 100,000php?
    Parking area ng mga tsikoteer w/out any infrastructure built ha.
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    #87
    Parking Area? Yes, it costs more than 100K.

    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    Parking area ng mga tsikoteer w/out any infrastructure built ha.

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    #88
    LOL, maghanap nga sila ng property sa QC with value of 100K or less.

    Quote Originally Posted by blitz122805 View Post
    Once given a decent home, will these people be able to find jobs to sustain the decent lives that the government wants for them? Or are we gonna continue paying additional taxes to support them while they continue to litter our streets, reproduce and be a total burden to the society. The government have a good plan otherwise, this will surely turn out as a total waste of time and resources.
    I seriously doubt they'll strive harder to improve. It's been proven time and again and we also have the systems that encourage these idiocracies.

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    #89
    suggestion ko lang sa mga qc residents.... maglagay kayo ng banner or signboard para i-protest yan city ordinance na yan

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    #90
    Affected property owners should bring this to court immediately to get a TRO or a preliminary injunction against the Office of the Mayor and the City Treasurer to prevent them from assessing and collecting the tax.

    Apart from putting up signboards, I suggest that any payments (supposing no TRO is issued) of the tax next year be done "under protest".

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    #91
    And here is the QC Government's response to Neal Cruz's article:

    LINK: QC needs to address its squatter problem | Inquirer Opinion


    [SIZE=2]QC needs to address its squatter problem
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    Neal Cruz failed to offer any solution to the country’s biggest squatter problem in his Oct. 14, 2011 column.

    Whether we like it or not, Quezon City will have to build housing communities where the city’s informal settlers can resettle. And this is no easy task for the Quezon City government, considering that our city has the biggest informal settler population in the country. The latest count is more than 232,000 families.

    This means more families to resettle and more funds for pro-poor housing programs. That is why the Quezon City government has begun implementing two revenue measures mandated by the Urban Development and Housing Act way back in 1992: the idle land tax and the socialized housing tax. No city, no matter how rich, can build housing communities without making sure that it will also have enough funds for other pro-people programs.

    The idle land tax is raising revenues for the city’s socialized housing projects, while encouraging our landowners to make their lands productive.

    On the socialized housing tax (SHT), the city council considered the views of homeowners in public hearings—the approved ordinance is good for five years, from the original 10, and raised the tax-exempt assessment threshold to P100,000 from P50,000. Based on the computation of the Quezon City Information Technology Department, those affected by the SHT will only be 26 percent of the city’s real property taxpayers. The SHT also provides a tax credit benefit for those who pay the tax faithfully for the entire five-year effectivity period.

    The SHT has a five-year life span because the city government expects that, after a five-year period, the socialized housing program will be able to finance itself out of the takeout mechanisms of the Pag-Ibig Fund and from the amortization payments of the beneficiaries. This is the reason that no housing unit under the Quezon City housing program is free. Beneficiaries must pay back consistently and faithfully so that the money can be rolled over and used to finance more housing units.

    We hope that this will enlighten Quezon City taxpayers, including Cruz, on the city’s efforts to resettle poor families in safe places away from danger zones.

    —GREGORIO T. BAÑACIA,

    head, Public Affairs and Information

    Services Office, Quezon City Hall
    SHT --- what an apt acronym...

    IMO, it's the QC Govt's fault for tolerating the influx of the squatters in the first place. NOW, Mr. Banacia wants the QC residents to pay for their mistakes?

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    #92
    how much ba ma generate ng QC diyan? 150M eh diba ang laki ng kita ng QC, bakit hinde na lang sila mag allot ng budget for that. hinde na kailangan kunin sa taxpayers. parang na double tax pa tuloy mga residence meron naman budget for the needy yun QC gov't. saka bawasan ni HB yun project niya na mga pedestrian at kunin doon

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    #93
    SHT on you HB...XP

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    #94
    Beneficiaries must pay back consistently and faithfully so that the money can be rolled over and used to finance more housing units.
    SAAN naman kukunin ng mga squatters yung pambayad? Aber? Malamang ipapa-rent out na lang ng mga kumag na yan yung mga housing units nila tapos tuloy pa rin sila sa pag squat.

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    #95
    tama. who knows baka napag isipan na nila to. baka may plano sila like jobs for these people etc. Otherwise, maling solusyon to.

    Quote Originally Posted by ess View Post
    SAAN naman kukunin ng mga squatters yung pambayad? Aber? Malamang ipapa-rent out na lang ng mga kumag na yan yung mga housing units nila tapos tuloy pa rin sila sa pag squat.

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    #96
    ^ profssional squatter na tuloy! amp... :hysterical:
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