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As allegations of waste and corruption in flood control projects grip the country, Filipino taxpayers increasingly believe they are shortchanged by the tax system and remain skeptical of tax authorities, bucking a regional pattern in Asia where citizens generally feel taxes are spent for the public...

The government formally adopted a national action plan on Thursday, Jan. 22, to overhaul how it manages international aid and development programs, seeking to tighten oversight of billions of pesos in funding while ensuring projects align more closely with local economic priorities. The Department...

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Manila Bulletin - The Economy

The Economy

Filipinos are losing faith in the tax system

Philippines adopts reform plan to tighten oversight of aid

Manulife sees Philippines growth rebounding on public spending

AMRO downgrades Philippine growth outlook

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