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Thursday, November 5, 2015
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Wednesday, November 4, 2015
For $2, this 11-year-old girl will create you a virtually uncrackable password.
For $2, this 11-year-old girl will create you a virtually uncrackable password.
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Bill Gates Thinks It's Time to Fix Capitalism
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Dog Found A Newborn Baby While Looking For Food, What It Did Next Is Unbelievable
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History has proven that dogs are truly man’s best friend and since then, stories about heroic dogs never failed to touch our hearts. Recently, a picture of a dog carrying a newborn baby in its mouth has gone viral online. Find out why!
At first, you would think that this stray dog had just snatched it’s lifeless meal…
But you’re wrong… The fact is, this little baby is alive and that’s because of this dog.
Apparently, the dog found the abandoned baby while searching for food, picked the child up and carried him/her to the nearest house.
According to Gulf Digital News, The Daily Sada, an Arabic newspaper shared the story of the photo saying, “Those who posted the pictures said the dog carried the baby to the nearest house, whose dwellers rushed her to the hospital…the baby’s life was saved by the dog.”
It is unknown where the incident exactly took place. However it is reported that the baby was abandoned by the mother near a trash bin. Thanks to the heroic dog, the baby’s life was saved.
It is really funny that sometimes animals are more humane than humans. Yeah! This is a story worth sharing for.
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Tuesday, November 3, 2015
ATTY. ROQUE: CELEBRATE UNCLOS LEGAL WIN WITH CAUTION
Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES— “This is only the first hurdle against our legal battle with China,” said lawyer and KABAYAN first nominee Atty. Harry Roque, “and we have more to come.”
Atty. Roque was referring to the Hague arbitration court’s ruling that it has jurisdiction to hear the territorial dispute between China and the Philippines regarding the West Philippine Sea.
“However,” noted Atty. Roque, “the tribunal ruled that it has jurisdiction only over seven assertions, out of the fifteen which the Philippines has submitted.”
These assertions include territories of Panatag Shoal, Ayungin Shoal, Gavin Reef and Mabini Reef, to name a few.
Seven other assertions, the Court noted, will be considered in conjunction with the merits.
Since then, China has employed its ships to patrol the area and has commenced the building of artificial islands in low-tide elevations.
The Philippines, claiming that these actions constitute transgressions on national maritime territory, has since initiated arbitration with China in January 2013 under the provisions of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
China’s insistence on not being bound by the arbitration court has been countered by the court itself, which stated that it has jurisdiction to hear seven of the fifteen submissions by the Philippines against China.
The ruling also directed the Philippines to clarify the content and narrow the scope of its 15th submission regarding its prayer for China to “desist from further unlawful claims and activities.”
“That is why we should celebrate with caution,” Atty. Roque said. “We still have a long way to go.”
Atty. Harry Roque is the former Director of the Institute of International Legal Studies at the UP Law Center, and professor of Constitutional Law at the UP College of Law. He is now running for party-list under KABAYAN, whose main advocacies are KAlusugan (health), PaBAhay (housing) and KabuHAYan (livelihood).
While focusing on using his legal expertise in the national arena to fight for the socio-economic constitutional rights of Filipinos, Atty. Roque remains an active part on the legal battle of the Philippines in its international claims.
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Shell loses P3-B tax case
Shell loses P3-B tax case
In a 42-page decision penned by Associate Justice Caesar Casanova, the full CTA ruled to modify an earlier resolution of its third division that stopped the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and the Bureau of Customs (BOC) from collecting billions worth of excise tax from Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. STAR/File photo
MANILA, Philippines - The Court of Tax Appeals has ordered Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. (PSPC) to pay more than P3.5 billion in excise tax for the importation of raw gasoline materials for the years 2006 to 2009.
In a 42-page decision penned by Associate Justice Caesar Casanova, the full CTA ruled to modify an earlier resolution of its third division that stopped the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and the Bureau of Customs (BOC) from collecting billions worth of excise tax from PSPC.
The case stemmed from a petition filed by the PSPC in 2009 asking for the nullification of a demand letter of then BIR commissioner Joel Tan-Torres.
Torres demanded payment of over P7.3 billion in excise and value added tax (VAT) from PSPC over its importation of Catalytic Cracked Gasoline (CCG) and Light Catalytic Cracked Gasoline (LCCG) for the years 2004 to 2009.
CCG and LCCG are used as intermediate or raw gasoline products used as blending components to produce gasoline in compliance with the Clean Air Act.
PSPC argued that the materials are not subject to excise tax as these are not finished products and are not intended for domestic sale.The CTA third division, in a 2012 ruling, initially sided with PSPC and stopped the BIR and the BOC from collecting the taxes.
However, in its recent ruling on the appeal filed by the government, the CTA modified the initial ruling and ordered the PSPC to pay the taxes for importations made from 2006 to 2009.
The CTA decision agreed with government lawyers when it argued that the act of importation is enough to qualify the materials for taxation under pertinent laws.
“Excise tax is an indirect tax applicable to certain specified goods or articles manufactured or produced in the Philippines for domestic sales or consumption, and to things imported,” stressed the tax court.
It noted that the materials – although raw and used as blending components – were still consumed to produce the final product.
“Even supposing that the imported CCG and LCCG were not consumed or used or sold domestically, the importation would naturally fall under the phrase for any other disposition, and therefore, still excisable,” added the ruling.
But instead of paying the entire P7.3 billion demand of the government, the CTA only ordered PSPC to pay the undue excise taxes and VAT for the years 2006 to 2009.
The full court sustained the ruling of the third division saying it has complied with the required documentary requirements that exempted it from paying the assessed excise taxes for years 2004 and 2005.
The exemption was based on Republic Act 9480, which granted amnesty on all unpaid internal revenue taxes for 2005 and prior years.
Records showed that the BIR is demanding total payment of P3.5 billion in excise taxes and VAT from PSPC for the years 2006 to 2008.
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