BIR officials Ric Cabrera and Mryna Leonida at a dialog with sugar industry stakeholders yesterday*(Andy Alvarez photos)No sugar tax moratorium
CONCERNS TO BE
RELAYED TO HENARES
BY CARLA GOMEZ
Bureau of Internal Revenue Region 12 officials yesterday said they could not grant a 120-day moratorium on Revenue Regulation 11-2014 that imposes a one percent creditable withholding tax on raw sugar and molasses upon withdrawal from the mills.
All they could say was that they would relay the concerns raised, especially by small sugar farmers, to BIR Commissioner Kim Henares.
The BIR Region 12 officials led by Regional Director Mryna Leonida and chief legal counsel Ric Cabrera held a dialog with sugar industry stakeholders yesterday to explain the RR 11-2014 requirements at their office in Barangay Taculing, Bacolod City.
Energreen to deliver power to
Ceneco in March: lawyer
BY CHRYSEE SAMILLANO
The legal counsel of Energreen Power Development and Management Inc. said they will deliver the contracted power to Central Negros Electric Cooperative starting this month with the full delivery of 18 megawatts in May.
Ernesto Tabao said yesterday that this is the result of the extension of the delivery date granted by the Ceneco Board to Energreen that will deliver power to Ceneco on a staggered basis.
Ceneco entered into a 15-year contract with Energreen on August 5, 2013 for thediesel plant to supply Ceneco 18.9 MW “peak and reserve” power from 2015 to 2029.
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Missing American, Negrense
GF found dead in Palawan
BY JUDY F. PARTLOW
The bodies of a United States citizen and his Filipina girlfriend from Siaton, Negros Oriental, who went missing at sea with four other male companions, were found over the weekend in Barangay Mangsee, Balabac in Palawan.
A report from the Negros Oriental Police Provincial Office confirmed that the two cadavers found on board a motor banca at the seashore of Barangay Mangsee, Balabac, were those of Bradley Jay Fugate, 44, of California, U.S.A., and Cristina Tamondog Andig, 19, of Barangay Maloh in Siaton, Negros Oriental.
Senor Supt. Reynold Andot, deputy provincial police director for operations, said Monday that they received a radio message from the Balabac Municipal Police Station about the discovery of the two persons missing since February 13.