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    #5621
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    they are claiming, it is safer?
    i think its only claim to fame is, "it is available".
    but open-air si habal habal. so no enclosed air to harbor the virus.
    heh heh.




    With the backride passenger's mouth and nose mere inches from the driver's your ear and cheeks? Not to mention the driver breathing right into the wind, where do you think that air is going to?

    Also not talking about sanitation. What if an accident happens? Kolorum ang mga yan.

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    At long long last, BIR extends filing of ITR to May 15.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post




    With the backride passenger's mouth and nose mere inches from the driver's your ear and cheeks? Not to mention the driver breathing right into the wind, where do you think that air is going to?

    Also not talking about sanitation. What if an accident happens? Kolorum ang mga yan.
    Alin ang colorum?

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    Extended by one month, but appeal to our conscience and sense of patriotism to file on or before the original deadline to aid in the war against the Wuhan Virus. More like so they can buy more kits for the senatongs and the tongressmen and their precious loved ones.



    ************************************************** ************************************************** *****
    PRESS RELEASE
    REF: ANTONIO JOSELITO LAMBINO II
    Assistant Secretary
    Email: alambino*dof.gov.ph


    BIR extends tax filing deadline to May 15,
    urges taxpayers to file early to support fight vs COVID-19

    The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has extended the deadline for the filing of the 2019 annual Income Tax Returns (ITRs) by a month to May 15, 2020, but nonetheless appealed to those ready to file their ITRs on or before the original April 15 deadline to do so, in order to help the Duterte administration raise enough funds for the scaled-up national efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19.

    According to a Revenue Memorandum Circular (RMC) dated March 18 and signed by BIR Commissioner Caesar Dulay, this one-month extension for income tax filing and payments has been granted without the imposition of penalties to taxpayers.

    This emergency measure is being offered to provide relief to Filipino taxpayers who will not be able to prepare, let alone file, the necessary ITR documents on or before the original annual deadline of April 15 because of skeletal workforce arrangements and enhanced community quarantine rules that the national government has implemented to contain the pandemic.

    An unintended result of the deadline extension is an estimated delay and shortfall in tax collections of around P145 billion, which may have to be covered by additional borrowings by the national government.

    The government is thus appealing to those who are able to file within the deadline or even as early as now to do so through mechanisms that have been made available by the BIR, including online filing and payment platforms.

    These tax payments are crucial for the government to fund extremely urgent social protection and emergency health measures meant to effectively combat COVID-19 as well as to sustain state investments needed to help Filipino families regain stable and reliable sources of income at the soonest possible time.

    There are more than 100 days between the start of the year and the original tax filing deadline of April 15 to prepare tax filing materials.

    Some taxpayers have prepared for this early. Those who are or will soon be ready are requested to file and contribute to the government’s efforts to fight COVID-19 and stimulate economic activity amid a possible growth slowdown.

    On behalf of the Filipino people, the Duterte administration expresses its gratitude to those who will perform their patriotic duty.

    In a previous revenue memorandum circular, the BIR had announced that taxpayers who are enrolled in the Electronic Filing and Payment System (EFPS) may settle their tax liabilities with the respective Authorized Agent Banks (AABs) where they are enrolled, while the following payment options are available for those who shall file their AITR through the EBIRForm Facility:

    1. Over-the-Counter (OTC) payment through AABs;
    2. Revenue Collection Offices (RCOs) in areas where there are no AABs;
    3. Electronic/online payment through:
    a. Land Bank of the Philippines’ (LBP) Link.Ziz Portal (for taxpayers who have an ATM account with LBP, holders of Bancnet ATM/Debit/Prepaid Cards or taxpayers utilizing the PesoNet facility, such as depositors of RCBC and Robinsons Bank);
    b. Development Bank of the Philippines’ (DBP) Pay Tax Online (for holders of Visa/Mastercard Credit Cards and/or Bancnet ATM/Debit Cards);
    c. Union Bank Online Web and Mobile Phone Payment Facility (for taxpayers who have an account with Union Bank of the Philippines); and
    d. Mobile Payment (GCash/Paymaya).

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    PH coronavirus cases pass 2; 3 more patients die | Inquirer News

    Vergeire pointed out that while initial information showed that most of the positive cases belonged to the middle-income to higher-income bracket, this didn’t mean that those from lower-income households should be complacent and see themselves as not at risk.
    “This disease does not discriminate against anyone,” she said.
    One of the reasons why it appears that the disease is afflicting more people from the middle- and higher-income classes, she said, is these groups travel.
    She, however, stressed that this is not a definite conclusion, but based merely on observation of the available data.


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    Quote Originally Posted by heavenlee View Post
    At long long last, BIR extends filing of ITR to May 15.
    Than you senator bong go! Ikaw nanaman nag convince may tatay. [emoji1363]


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    I'm in a bit of a quandary now.

    I am a supplier of food to groceries and public markets in our province, and the the provinces around.

    I am worried of my delivery teams because they are exposed to a lot of people. I have already provided washable cloth face masks (I cannot source surgical masks anymore) and alcohols to all teams. But I don't think this is enough to protect them.

    I have already planned on shutting down operations.

    But a friend reminded me of my social obligation of keeping the market well stocked of food items, especially the basic foods. He said people will have a sense of security if they see that shelves are well stocked.

    Should I protect my team or keep the shelves well stocked?
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    Unbelievable -- NO new cases, really????


    Zero new domestic coronavirus cases in China for first time since epidemic began | South China Morning Post

    "Mainland China has reported zero new domestic infections of coronavirus
    for the first time since the outbreak began.

    The National Health Commission said it was also the first time Hubei province – where the disease first emerged – recorded no new cases either domestically or from abroad. Nationwide, there were 34 new infections, all of them from overseas.?

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    Quote Originally Posted by heavenlee View Post
    Unbelievable -- NO new cases, really????


    Zero new domestic coronavirus cases in China for first time since epidemic began | South China Morning Post

    "Mainland China has reported zero new domestic infections of coronavirus
    for the first time since the outbreak began.

    The National Health Commission said it was also the first time Hubei province – where the disease first emerged – recorded no new cases either domestically or from abroad. Nationwide, there were 34 new infections, all of them from overseas.?
    Heard nag back to work na most industries, even in Hubei province.
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    #5630
    Those health workers inspite of wearing protective gears they are still very much vulnerable from covid-19. This shows you how strong this virus is they are really risking their life to save lives.

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    #5631
    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    I'm in a bit of a quandary now.

    I am a supplier of food to groceries and public markets in our province, and the the provinces around.

    I am worried of my delivery teams because they are exposed to a lot of people. I have already provided washable cloth face masks (I cannot source surgical masks anymore) and alcohols to all teams. But I don't think this is enough to protect them.

    I have already planned on shutting down operations.

    But a friend reminded me of my social obligation of keeping the market well stocked of food items, especially the basic foods. He said people will have a sense of security if they see that shelves are well stocked.

    Should I protect my team or keep the shelves well stocked?
    Bawasan mo na lang araw ng deliveries.


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    #5632
    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Than you senator bong go! Ikaw nanaman nag convince may tatay. [emoji1363]


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    Shush. Not everyone can understand sarcasm. ✌

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    Quote Originally Posted by c_cube View Post
    And we are a model country as per Sec. Duque

    Shots fired [emoji23]


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    Vico is the man of the hour. Unfortunately he is now being under attack by trolls.

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    #5634
    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r View Post
    Shush. Not everyone can understand sarcasm. [emoji111]
    My next president! [emoji1363]


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Bawasan mo na lang araw ng deliveries.


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    It's being considered. But the chance of the delivery teams catching the virus is still the same.

    We are also considering to be open only for pickup at our warehouse. Pero maraming customers sa palengke who cannot leave their stores. Also those from other provinces cannot come to our warehouse because of the distance.
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    Another sailor aboard the warship USS Boxer has the coronavirus - Business Insider

    The coronavirus is starting to spread aboard the flattop amphibious assault ship USS Boxer.

    The Navy revealed Wednesday that a second sailor assigned to the warship has tested positive for the virus. Both of the infected sailors are currently in isolation.

    "There is no indication that the Sailors were in close contact aboard the ship," the Navy said, adding that "the Sailors work in two different departments."

    The Navy has reported multiple cases aboard several different ships, the first of which was the Boxer currently at port in San Diego, California. The latest marks the first time two sailors assigned to the same ship have tested positive.

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    #5639
    Quote Originally Posted by tarzegetakizerd View Post
    Alin ang colorum?
    Habal-habal nga.

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    #5640
    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    Totally understandable even if you don't have love one's in the fronline.

    This is one thing the DOH didn't plan for. The test kits reserved for the health care workers. Words are what they need right now, testing every 3 days imho should be standard since they are the ones most specially exposed. Duque really ****ed this one up. Too late in bringing in test kits and approving the testing of the UP kits as well.

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    There should be a senate hearing after this Duque's inaction to prepare for this literally costs lives.

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