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City Government of Mati, with DOSCST, offers free Community Fitness Program

1/21/2013

 

The City Government of Mati, in cooperation with the DOSCST, offers this Community Fitness Program for all who desire supervision, direction, education, and camaraderie in their health and fitness efforts. Our vision is to help improve health and wellness by providing exercise opportunities for those who are physically out of shape or desiring more structure in their workout efforts. We aim to get you feeling better, stronger, and more energetic.

 

Business One Stop Shop opens in Mati City

1/11/2013

 

Mati City (January, 2013) -- To encourage more investors in the city and to make the process easier and systematic, the City Government of Mati City opens this year’s Business One Stop Shop Program at the Pealez Activity Center, City Hall compound this city. The annual program started last January 4 and will culminate on January 20, 2013. The Business Permit and Licensing Office (BPLO) will lead the 3 week one stop shop program. Mr Joel Capalit, BPLO Head, encouraged the businessmen in the city to either renew or start a new business to get a business permit. The BPLO set – up an all in – one desk for the very important local and national agencies, manned with personnel to provide necessary services to the clients.

 

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TOURISM & INVESTMENT

FAQs-FOR WOULD BE INVESTORS

Jan 29, 2009

  

 

COMPETITIVENESS  PROFILE OF  MATI CITY

 

A.     BUSINESS / INVESTMENT GROWTH

 

1.     Registered Establishments

 

Year

Number

 

2005

1, 777

2006

1, 066

2007

1, 120

2008

1, 316

2009

1,125

                

Source:  Permits & License, 2009 (April 1)

 

 

2.     New Building Construction

 

 

Year

Res.

Comm.

Inst.

TOTAL

2006

46

12

8

66

2007

39

24

4

67

2008

80

19

8

107

           

Source: City Engineer’s Office

 

 

B.     DYNAMISM OF THE LOCAL ECONOMY

Lnad Area- 79,109 has.

1.     Internal Market Size

Population (NSO 2007)  -           122,046

No. Of Households          -             24,409

      Urban                         -           15,030

      Rural                           -           9,379

Expenditure Pattern: (BSES Survey 2007)

 

 

2.     Market Reach

 

 

Area

Population

YEAR

DAVAO. OR.

486, 104

2007

 

Source: NSO Census, August 1, 2007

 

 

3.     Banking Instituitions

 

Type of Bank

Number

Commercial Bank

4

Savings & Thrift Bank

1

Rural Bank

6

 

Source: Business Registration Records – BPLO 2008

 

4.     Fastfood Chain & Restaurant Locator

 

 Name of Fastfood

Location

Bador

Nazareno St., Central

Balikatan

Madang, Central

Juan Foodhaus

Rizal St., Central

Jollibee

Rizal St., Central

Marton’s

Nazareno St., Central

Nanay Bating

Hotel Beatrice Compound

Shan’s and Hazel’s Food

Rizal Extension, Central

Sea Side Fastfood

Quezon St., Central

Tita Venus Restaurant

Del Pilar St., Central

Knots Grills & Resto Bar

Limtoc, Central

D’ Fountain View

Nzareno St., Central

Moding’s Restaurant

Gomez St., Central

Busog Sarap Fastfood

Inside ER Superstore

Honey’s Restaurant & Bamboo Garden

Brgy. Matiao

Honey’s Kitchenette

Rizal Extension, Central

Kape ‘Tol Bar

Cafe & Restaurant

Capitol Hills, Central

Flora’s Refreshment Parlor

Don Mariano Marcos Avenue

Joe Bread

Refreshment Parlor

Rizal St., Central

Park & Chow Restaurant & Coffee Shop

Don Luis Vill., Central

Roque’s Restaurant

Don Mariano Marcos Ave.

 

Source: Business Registration Records – BPLO 2007

 

 

5.     Investments

 

 

Major Industry Group

Amount (P’ Million)

Agri., Hunting & Forestry

75.393

Fishing

1.680

Mining & Quarrying

15.250

Manufacturing

29.173

Electricity, Gas & Water

19.615

Construction

24.145

Wholesale & Retail Trade

80.766

Hotels and Restaurants

19.663

Transpo., Comm., & Storage

7.855

Finance Intermediation

79.131

Real Estate, Renting & Bus. Activities

62.078

Education

1.228

Health & Social Work

36.844

Other Community, Social & Personal Services

71889

Total

524.710

 

Source: Business Registration Records - BPLO

 

6.     Increase in Business Tax Revenues

 

 

Year

Total Collections

2008

41, 301, 512.28

2007

31, 209, 808.89

2006

26, 297, 765.42

 

Source: City Treasurer’s Office, 2008

 

7.     Number and Type of Vehicles Registered in Davao Oriental

 

MONTH

SUV

UV

TRUCK

MC

MC/Side Car

Tricycle

January

8

136

57

322

8

92

February

10

130

59

516

5

91

March

8

127

47

385

6

91

April

15

132

60

509

4

122

May

7

131

52

519

9

128

June

5

129

60

505

6

149

July

12

139

64

508

5

136

August

12

113

52

524

4

112

September

11

149

65

565

9

159

October

11

131

42

506

6

118

November

2

33

21

107

-

35

December

1

18

6

63

-

16

TOTAL

99

1368

585

5029

62

1249

 

Source: LTO – Mati October 2008

 

C.      INFRASTRUCTURE

 

1.     Road Network by Type of Surface & Administration

 

CITY OF MATI

PAVED

KM.

UNPAVED

KM.

TOTAL

KM.

Provincial Road

7.393

161.144

168.537

City/ Municipal Roads

20.312

7.933

28.245

Barangay Roads

 

253.045

253.045

            Source: Prov. Brgy. Mun. Road – 2008

 

 

2       Power

Service Provider - Davao Oriental Electric Cooperative

Total No. Of Household Connections          -           13, 682

 

Source: DORECO 2008

 

 

3       Water

Service Provider                 -           Mati Water District

Average Increase in Connections    -           0.99 %

Total Daily Production                     -           2, 495. cu. m.

Sources of Water                              -           Deep Well

 

           

Type of User

Number of Conn.

Residential/institutional

2, 643

Commercial

347

Total

2, 990

 

 

4       Communication

Telephone – to – Household Density        

Telegraph Service Providers

 

Telephone / Mobile Phone

Service Provider

 

Total No. Of

Subscibers

Phillcom Corporation

870

Mati Telephone Corporation

1, 033

 

 

5       Internet Services

Internet Service Providers   -  Smart

No. Of ISPs w/ DSL Services            - PhilCom, MTC

 

 

6       Print & Broadcast Media

No. Of Local Dailies / Newspapers             -           5

No. Of Radio Stations                                   -           2

No. Of Television / Cable TV Stations         -           1

Source: CIO Mati, 2008

 

 

7       Postal and Courier Services

Postal Service Provider        -           Philippine Postal Office

No. Of Courier / Cargo Service Companies            -           2

Source: BPLO, 2008

 

 

D.     LINKAGES AND ACCESSIBILTY

 

1.     Access to Other Parts of City (Land)

 

Vehicle Type

Location of  Terminal

Origin / Destination

Bus

Mati Integrated Public Terminal

Davao City

Jeepney

Mati Integrated Public Terminal

Tagum City

Maragusan

Vans

Mati Integrated Public Terminal

Davao City

 

Source: CPDO, 2008

 

 

E.      HUMAN RESOURCES ENDOWMENT

1.     Literacy and Educational Institutions

School Enrolment Rates, SY 2008-2009

 

Median Years of Education

           

Educational Level

 

No. Of Institutions,

Public

No. Of Institutions,

Private

Day Care / Pre-School

65

1

Elementary

51

7

Secondary

13

3

Technical / Vocational

1

6

Tertiary

1

2

 

Source: City Division Office

 

 

F.      QUALITY OF LIFE

 

1.     Health

Number of Hospitals                         -           2

Number of Hospital Beds                 -           150

Number of Laboratories                  -           4

Number of Health Officers              

     (Government only)                      -           1         

Child Mortality Rate                          -           0.33 / 2364 pop.

Malnutrition Rate:                             -           14.77 %

Source: City Health Office, 2008

 

 

2.     Peace and Order

Strength of Police Force                   -           55

Policeman-to-Population Ratio        -           1: 2, 228

No. Of Police Precincts                      -           0

No. Of Private Security Agencies     -           0

  

  

Type of Index Crime

Crime

Incidence

Index Crimes

 

    Crimes Againts Persons

19

    Crimes Againts Property

7

Non-Index Crimes

 

    Violation of Special Laws & Illegal Drugs

123

TOTAL INDEX CRIMES

26

TOTAL NON-INDEX CRIMES

142

GRAND TOTAL

149

NO. OF CRIMES FILED IN COURT

14

CRIME RATE

2.36

CRIME SOLUTION EFFICIENCY

97.61

 

Source: PNP, Jan – Dec. 2008

 

 

3.     Rest and Recreation

No. Of Hotels / Inns                                      -           117/90

No. Of Lodging Rooms/ Retreat House      -           90/61

No. Of Sports Facilities                                 -           2

No. Of Resorts                                               -           28       

No. Cockpit Galleriess                                   -           1

 

Source: BPLO, 2008

  

 

COST OF DOING BUSINESS

 

1.     Cost of Land

 

Area

Rate

RESIDENTIAL (per sq. m.)

 

Ø  First Class

650

Ø  Second Class

490

Ø  Third Class

330

COMMERCIAL (per sq. m )

 

Ø  First Class

2, 620

Ø  Second Class

1, 970

Ø  Third Class

1, 310

AGRICULTURAL  (per hectare)

 

Ø  Coconut Land, 1st Productivity Class

41, 860.00

Ø  Coconut Land, 2nd Productivity Class

31, 430.00

Ø  Coconut Land 3rd Productivity Class

22, 260.00

Ø  Cacao Land, 1st Productivity Class

47, 520.00

Ø  Cacao Land, 2nd Productivity Class

35, 640.00

Ø  Cacao Land, 3rd Productivity Class

23, 760.00

Ø  Coffee Land, 1st Productivity Class

27, 600.00

Ø  Coffee Land, 2nd Productivity Class

20, 630.00

Ø  Coffee Land, 3rd Productivity Class

13, 750.00

Ø  Corn Land, 1st Productivity Class

28, 600.00

Ø  Corn Land, 2nd Productivity Class

21, 460.00

Ø  Corn Land, 3rd Productivity Class

14, 300.00

Ø  Rice w/Irrig. Land, 1st Prod. Class

167, 840.00

Ø  Rice w/Irrig. Land, 2nd Prod. Class

110, 380.00

Ø  Rice w/Irrig. Land, 3rd Prod. Class

83, 920.00

Ø  Rice w/o Irrig. Land, 1st Prod. Class

50, 380.00

Ø  Rice w/o Irrig. Land, 2nd Prod. Class

37, 980.00

Ø  Rice w/o Irrig. Land, 3rd Prod. Class

25, 580.00

Ø  Fishpond (Bangus) Land 1st Prod. Class

288, 000.00

Ø  Fishpond (Bangus) Land 2nd Prod. Class

216, 000.00

Ø  Fishpond (Bangus) Land 3rd Prod. Class

144, 000.00

 

Ø  Fishpond (Tilapia) Land 1st Prod. Class

60, 000.00

Ø  Fishpond (Tilapia) Land 2nd Prod. Class

45, 000.00

Ø  Fishpond (Tilapia) Land 3rd Prod. Class

30, 000.00

Ø  Valencia Orange Land, 1st Prod. Class

78, 660.00

Ø  Valencia Orange Land, 2nd Prod. Class

59, 000.00

Ø  Valencia Orange Land, 3rd Prod. Class

39, 330.00

Ø  Grape Land, 1st Productivity Class

88, 880.00

Ø  Grape Land, 2nd Productivity Class

66, 660.00

Ø  Grape Land, 3rd Productivity Class

44, 440.00

Ø  Mandarin Land, 1st Productivity Class

91, 200.00

Ø  Mandarin Land, 2nd Productivity Class

68, 400.00

Ø  Mandarin Land, 3rd Productivity Class

45, 600.00

Ø  Pongcam Land, 1st Productivity Class

85, 500.00

Ø  Pongcam Land, 2nd Productivity Class

64, 130.00

Ø  Pongcam Land, 3rd Productivity Class

42, 750.00

Ø  Banana Land, 1st Productivity Class

68, 000.00

Ø  Banana Land, 2nd Productivity Class

51, 000.00

Ø  Banana Land, 3rd Productivity Class

34, 000.00

Ø  Mango Land, 1st Productivity Class

128, 700.00

Ø  Mango Land, 2nd Productivity Class

96, 530.00

Ø  Mango Land, 3rd Productivity Class

64, 350.00

Ø  Pomelo Land, 1st Productivity Class

91, 200.00

Ø  Pomelo Land, 2nd Productivity Class

68, 400.00

Ø  Pomelo Land, 3rd Productivity Class

45, 600.00

Ø  Abaca Land, 1st Productivity Class

31, 640.00

Ø  Abaca Land, 2nd Productivity Class

23, 730.00

Ø  Abaca Land, 3rd Productivity Class

15, 820.00

Ø  Bamboo Land, 1st Productivity Class

52, 500.00

Ø  Bamboo Land, 2nd Productivity Class

37, 500.00

Ø  Bamboo Land, 3rd Productivity Class

22, 500.00

 

Ø  Mahogany Land, 1st Productivity Class

50, 000.00

Ø  Mahogany Land, 2nd Productivity Class

30, 000.00

Ø  Mahogany Land, 3rd Productivity Class

15, 000.00

Ø  Falcata Land, 1st Productivity Class

70, 000.00

Ø  Falcata Land, 2nd Productivity Class

50, 000.00

Ø  Falcata Land, 3rd Productivity Class

20, 000.00

Ø  Gemelina Land, 1st Productivity Class

79, 970.00

Ø  Gemelina Land, 2nd Productivity Class

59, 980.00

Ø  Gemelina Land, 3rd Productivity Class

39, 980.00

Ø  Rubber Land, 1st Productivity Class

31, 320.00

Ø  Rubber Land, 2nd Productivity Class

23, 490.00

Ø  Rubber Land, 3rd Productivity Class

15, 660.00

Ø  Nipa Land, 1st Productivity Class

34, 560.00

Ø  Nipa Land, 2nd Productivity Class

25, 920.00

Ø  Nipa Land, 3rd Productivity Class

17, 280.00

Ø  Land Unfit for Agriculture Riverbed

2, 000.00

Ø  Cogon, Brush Forest For Agri. Land

10, 000.00

Ø  Pasture Land

10, 000.00

           

Source: City Assesssor’s Office, 2004

 

2.     Salaries and Wages – Minimum Wage Rates

 

Sector/ Industry

Basic Wage

COLA Under

WO-14

 

New COLA

New Minimum Wage

 

Non-Agriculture

 

 

P 240.00

 

P 10.00

 

P 15.00

 

 

P 265.00

 

Agriculture

 

 

P 230.00

 

P 10.00

 

P 15.00

 

P 255.00

Retail/Service

-          Employing more than 10 workers

-          Employing not more than 10 workers

 

P 240.00

 

 

P 209.00

 

P 10.00

 

 

P 10.00

 

P 15.00

 

 

P 15.00

 

P 265.00

 

 

P 234.00

           

Source: DOLE, 2008

  

 

3.     Telephone Services

 

Charges

Rate (P)

1.      Residential

 

Ø   Installation Charge

1, 013.00

Ø  Minimum Monthly Bill

305.46 – 335.64

2.      Commercial

 

Ø   Installation Charge

1, 013.00

Ø  Minimum Monthly Bill

560.00 – 585.10

3.      Domestic Direct Dial Charge per min.

4.60 – 6.72

4.      International Long Distance Call Charges

$ 0.40 – 0.41

 

Source: Private Telephone Companies, 2008

 

 

4.     Internet Services

 

Type of Service

Rate (P)

Rent / Hour at Internet Cafes / Shops

15.00 – 20.00

ISP Dial-up Rates / month

499.00

DSL Lines

850.00 – 998.00/mo.

 

Source: Private Telephone Companies, 2008

 

 

5.     Fuel Cost

 

Type of Fuel

Cost (P) / Liter

Gasoline, Premium

36.91

Gasoline, Unleaded

36.47

Gasoline, Regular

33.74

Diesel

31.40

Kerosene / Gaas

36.47

LPG

646.00

 

Source: Gasoline Stations, February 2009

 

 

6.     Power

 

 

Res.

Com.

Public

Bldg.

Ind.

St. Light

Generation Charges:

 

 

 

 

 

Generation System Charge               PhP/KWh

 

2.3352

 

2.3352

 

2.3352

 

2.3352

 

2.3352

Frnchise & Benefits to Host Communities Charge              PhP/KWh

 

 

0.0282

 

 

0.0282

 

 

0.0282

 

 

0.0282

 

 

0.0282

Totl Generation Charges

2.3634

2.3634

2.3634

2.3634

2.3634

Transmission Charges:

 

 

 

 

 

Demand charge  PhP/KW

 

 

 

 

 

Transmission System Charge              Php/KWh

 

1.0602

 

1.0600

 

1.0604

 

1.0648

 

1.0605

System Loss Charge

                            PhP/KWh

 

0.2163

 

0.2163

 

0.2163

 

0.2163

 

0.2163

Distribution Charges:

 

 

 

 

 

Demand Charge  PhP/KW

 

 

 

16.50

 

Distribution System Charge             PhP/KWh

 

1.3227

 

0.9582

 

0.8960

 

0.9209

 

1.9882

Supply Charges:

 

 

 

 

 

Retail Customer Charge     

                 PhP/Meter/Mo.

 

 

30.15

 

30.27

 

35.29

 

30.05

Supply System Charge

                          PhP/KWh

 

0.5180

 

 

 

 

Metering Charges:

 

 

 

 

 

Retail Customer Charge

                   PhP/Meter/Mo.

 

5.00

 

61.58

 

40.15

 

158.62

 

Metering System Charge

                            PhP/KWh

 

0.1325

 

 

 

 

Inter-Class Cross Subsidy Charge             PhP/KWh

 

 

 

 

 

 

Universal Charge:

Missionanry Electrification Charge     

                          PhP/KWh

 

 

 

0.0373

 

 

 

0.0373

 

 

 

0.0373

 

 

 

0.0373

 

 

 

0.0373

Environmental Share

                          Php/KWh

 

0.0025

 

0.0025

 

0.0025

 

0.0025

 

0.0025

Lifeline Rate (Discount)/ Subsidy           PhP/KWh

 

0.1311

 

0.1311

 

0.1311

 

0.1311

 

0.1311

Power Act Reduction

                           PhP/KWh

 

(0.3000)

 

 

 

 

 

Rate Reduction due to Condonation of Loan

                             Php/KWh

 

 

(0.5706)

 

 

(0.3922)

 

 

(0.2912)

 

 

(0.3878)

 

 

(0.6829)

P/Customer/Mo.

 

(18.8675)

(12.6121)

(48.8997)

(1.1876)

 

Source: Davao Oriental Electric Cooperative, October 2008

 

Rate per kwh                               4.9134        4.3766        4.4158        4.3485        5.1164

Fixed Charges:

Supply Retail Per Customer                           30.15            30.27         35.29           30.05

    Per Customer Per Month

Metering Retail Per  Meter       5.00             61.58            40.15         158.62        

     Per Mo.

Loan Condonation                       0.00          (18.8675)    (12.6121)   (48.8997)   (1.1876)

Demand per KW                                                                                         33.00

VAT:

Generation/kwh                         0.0927        0.0927        0.0927         0.0927       0.0927

Transmission/kwh                      0.0947        0.0628        0.0575         0.0991       0.0693

Distribution/kwh                         0.1480        0.0837        0.0883         0.0797       0.1724

Fixed Rate/consumer                 0.6000        8.7435        6.9369         17.4012     3.4635

Demand-Distribution                                                                                1.9800

 

 

7.     Water

 

Type of Use

Rate (P)

Residential & Government

 

Ø  Minimum (10cu. m)

110.75 – 1, 356.50

Ø  Commodity Charge

 

11-20 cu. m

10.75

21-30 cu. m

11.70

31-40 cu. m

12.90

40 up

12.90

Commercial

 

Ø  Minimum (10cu. m)

221.00 – 2, 713.00

Ø  Commodity Charge

 

11-20 cu. m

16.13

21-30 cu. m

19.35

31-40 cu. m

20.48

40 up

21.5

 

                Source: Mati Water District, 2008

 

 

8.     Transport

 

Type

Rate (P)

BUS: (Mati – Davao City)

 

Air-Conditioned

272

            Ordinary

222

CAR / VAN RENTAL

 

           Mati – Davao City

200

 

Source: Transport Service Providers

 

 

G.     RESPONSIVENESS OF THE LGU

No. Of days Required to Source Business Permit     -              1 day

   (Documentary requirements should be complied

   within 90 days from release of permit)   

Existence of Land Use Plans              -   Comprehensive Land Use Plan

-   Zoning Ordinance

 

Percentage of IRA to LGU Revenue:

 

Pariculars

2007

2008

Tax Revenues

20, 609, 067.00

22,435,171.26

Non-Tax Revenues

2, 264, 268.40

6,927,883.06

Gov’t. Bus. Operations

7, 972, 341.23

11,379,825.04

Misc. Revenues

364, 132.26

558,632.92

Total Local Revenue

 

 

Total IRA

 

 

Total Revenue

 

 

% of IRA to Total

Revenues

 

 

 

Source: City Treasurer’s Office, 2008

SCHEDULE OF FEES AND TAXES

 

City Taxes & Fees

Single

Rate (P)

Partnership

Rate (P)

Corporation

Rate (P)

 

MAYOR’S PERMIT

 

Manufacturers, assemblers, Repackers, Processors, brewers, distillers, rectifiers & compounders or manufacturers

 

 

160.00

 

 

Wholesalers, distributors or dealers

120.00

 

 

Retailers

120.00

 

 

Exporters

 

 

 

For all business not stated above

 

 

 

GARBAGE FEES

200.00

 

 

FIRE FEES

 

 

 

SANITARY & HEALTH CERT. FEES

Manufacturers, assemblers, Repackers, Processors, brewers, distillers, rectifiers & compounders or manufacturers

 

 

 

 

300

 

 

Wholesalers, distributors or dealers

100

 

 

Retailers

100

 

 

Exporters

200

 

 

Banks 7 Other financial institutions, contractors & operators of theaters & cinema houses

 

 

 

200

 

 

Cafes, cafeterias, ice creams & other refreshment parlors, restaurants and carenderias

 

 

 

100

 

 

Amusement & other recreational places

 

 

200

 

 

 

 

BUSINESS TAX (Gross Sales/Receipts for the preceding year

Rate of Tax / Annum

Retailers

 

 

 

  P 400, 000.00 or less

2 %

  More than P 400, 000.00

P 8, 000.00 plus 1% in excess of P 400, 000.00

  Dealers in fermenting liquors, distilled spirits and/   or wines

 

  Wholesale dealers of foreign liquors

 

  Wholesale dealers of domestic liquors

 

  Retail dealers of foreign liquors

 

 

BUSINESS TAX (Gross Sales/ receipts for the preceding year

Rate of Tax / Annum

  Retail dealers of foreign liquors

 

  Retail dealers of domestic liquors

 

  Retail dealers of vine liquors

 

  Wholesale dealers of fermented liquors

 

  Retail dealers of Tuba, basi, And Tapuy

 

Tobacco Dealers and Peddlers

 

  Wholesale leaf tobacco dealers

 

  Retail Leaf tobacco dealers

 

  Wholesale tobacco dealers

 

  Retail tobacco dealers

 

  Wholesale peddlers of manufacturer tobacco

 

  Retail peddlers of manufactured tobacco

 

 

For manufacturers, importer or producers of any article of commerce of whatever kind of nature, including brewers, distillers, rectifiers, repackers & compounders or liquors, distilled spirits and/or wine

Less than P 10, 000.00

 160.00

P 10, 000 – 14, 999.99

 220.00

P 15, 000.00 – 19, 999.99

 302.00

P 20, 000.00 – 29, 999.99

440.00

P 30, 000.00 – 39, 999.99

660.00

P 40, 000.00 – 49, 999.99

825.00

P 50, 000.00 – 74, 999.99

1, 320.00

P 75, 000.00 – 99, 999.99

1, 650.00

P 100, 000.00 – 149, 999.99

2, 300.00

P 150, 000.00 – 199, 999.99

2, 750.00

P 200, 000.00 – 299, 999.99

3, 830.00

P 300, 000.00 – 499, 999.99

6, 500.00

P 500, 000.00 – 749, 999.99

8, 000.00

P 750, 000.00 – 999, 999.99

10, 000.00

P 1, 000, 000.00 – 1, 999, 999.99

13, 750.00

P 2, 000, 000.00 – 2, 999, 999.99

16, 500.00

P 3, 000, 000.00 – 3, 999, 999.99

19, 800.00

P 4, 000, 000.00 – 4, 999, 999.99

23, 100.00

P 5, 000, 000.00 – 6, 999, 999.99

24, 375.00

                P 7, 000, 000.00 or more......... at a rate of thirty seven and a half (37 ½ %) percent of one (1%) percent

 

 

BUSINESS TAX (Gross Sales /

Receipts for the preceding year

 

Rate of Tax / Annum

   For every P 500,000.00 inh excess of P 20, 000.00 but not more than P 50, 000.00

 

 

   For every P 500, 000.00 in excess of P 50, 000.00

 

REAL PROPERTY TAX

 

   Basic Tax: Residential

 

                        Agricultural

 

   Horticulture

 

   Commercial

 

   Industrial

 

   SSEF (Special Education Fund)

 

TRANSFER TAX

 

   Sale, donation, barter or any other mode of Transferring ownership of title or real property

55.0 % of 1.0 % of acquisition cost / assessed value

 

PRIVILEGE TAX ON OCCUPATION & BUSINESS

Ø  Lawyers, Dentists, Opticians, Geologists, Physical Therapists, Real Estate, Brokers, Medical Technician, Medical Practitioners, Certified Public Accountants, Engineers, Actuarians, Customs Brokers, Commercial Aviators, Nurses, Architects, Optometrists, Veterinarians, Brokers, Pharmacists, Dieticians, Other baccalaureate courses failing under Section 2.09

 

 

 

 

350.00

Ø  Statisticians, Insurance agents, Foresters, Marine Officers, Land Surveyors, Midwives, Sugar Technologists, Registered Nurses, MarineSecond Engineers, other technical courses not specified above

 

 

 

300.00