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Court of Tax Appeals suspends work on July 24

Court of Tax Appeals suspends work on July 24
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DSWD's Cash Division Receives Recognition For 100% Utilization Of Cash Allocation

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) awarded its Cash Division under the Finance and Management Service (FMS) with a Certificate of

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Garcia inspects Comelec offices after fire incident

Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman George Erwin Garcia on Tuesday, August 2, visited the main office of the poll body in Intramuros, Manila to conduct an inspection following Sunday's fire incident.

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Comelec Acting Chairperson John Rex Laudiangco said the newly appointed poll

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Employees of fire-hit offices remain on WFH scheme: Comelec

Comelec chairperson George Erwin Garcia (right) (Photo courtesy of Office of the Comelec Chairperson) MANILA - Employees of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) whose offices and departments were affected by the fire at the poll body's main office will remain under a work-from-home scheme on Wednesday. "Chairman (George) Garcia recommended to the Executive Director the continuation of the work-from-home status tomorrow, August 3, 2022, of all officials and employees whose offices and departments were directly affected by the current situation, strictly maintaining a skeleton workforce to ensure the unimpeded operational and administrative functions of the Commission," Comelec acting spokesperson John Rex Laudiangco said in a statement Tuesday. This came after Garcia inspected the reception area of the Comelec's Information Technology Department (ITD) at the seventh floor of the Palacio del Gobernador Building in Intramuros, Manila, which was gutted by a fire on Sunday night. "This recommendation was likewise given in particular humanitarian consideration of the elderly, senior citizens, persons with disability, heavily pregnant and other vulnerable sectors inclusively employed by the Comelec, who all require elevator services which have yet to be made operational at this time," Laudiangco said. He said Garcia also inspected the Comelec annex building which houses the Election Records and Statistics Department (ERSD), Health Services Division (Clinic), and Cash Division. Garcia wants to undertake several improvements to improve occupational health and safety and make the Comelec main office more accessible to the public, Laudiangco said. "Chairman Garcia likewise bared plans to have dedicated media representatives' presence to amplify his transparency and credibility policies, and additionally improve ITD premises to international industry standards. Plans are already underway for his policy directions, which will focus on full compliance to and implementation of election laws and other pertinent statutes and rules governing civil service, enhancement of Comelec's public service through meaningful reforms that will resolve issues identified by stakeholders and the voting public, bringing even closer the Commission and its services to the people," he said. He added that these also include structural reforms that will "strengthen good governance founded on accountability, transparency, and integrity, enhancement of people's participation and experiences in meaningful, inclusive and credible electoral exercises with dignity and integrity." Laudiangco, meanwhile, said the Comelec en banc on Tuesday received Garcia's appointment papers. He said the new chief is also ready to work hand-in-hand with the other members of the Commission -- Commissioners Socorro Inting, Marlon Casquejo, Aimee Ferolino and Rey Bulay. Meanwhile, the National Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) and the Legal Network for Truthful Elections (Lente) said they are looking forward to working with the Comelec under the leadership of the veteran election lawyer. "It is a welcome appointment as this allows continuity and resumes the work he started when he was first appointed as commissioner. It will be a boost to electoral reform to be done," Namfrel Secretary General Eric Alvia said in a statement. Lente executive director Rona Caritos expressed hope that Garcia will continue the programs that he started when he was named as poll body commissioner by former President Rodrigo Duterte. On Monday, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. named Garcia as chairperson of the poll body. Garcia, his predecessor Saidamen Pangarungan, and former Commissioner Aimee Neri, were bypassed by the Commission on Appointments last June. He will serve a seven-year term as Comelec chief until Feb. 2, 2029. (PNA) }

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Comelec sets April 11 deadline to bid for dominant, major parties

Comelec sets April 11 deadline to bid for dominant, major parties

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Parties given until April 11 to seek 'dominant party' tag

MANILA - Political parties joining the May 9 polls have until the second week of April to file their petition for accreditation for the determination of the dominant majority party and the dominant minority party. "A political party duly registered with the Commission may file a verified petition for accreditation for the determination of the Dominant Majority Party, the Dominant Minority Party, the 10 Major National Parties, and the 2 Major Local Parties. For the purposes of the May 9, 2022 National and Local Elections, the petition shall be filed not later than April 11, 2022," the Commission on Elections (Comelec) said in Resolution No. 10770 on Friday. The petitions must be filed with the Clerk of the Commission online at clerkofthecommission@comelec.gov.ph. Parties have to pay PHP10,100 as filing and legal research fee and shall be paid at the Cash Division of the Commission. It also listed six criteria on how to determine the dominant majority party, the dominant minority party, the 10 major national parties, and the two major local parties, which include the established record of the said parties by taking into account their showing in past elections; the number of incumbent elective officials belonging to them on the last day of the filing of the Certificate of Candidacy (COC); and their identifiable political organizations and strengths as evidenced by their organized chapters. Part of the criteria is their ability to fill a complete slate of candidates from the municipal level to the position of president; the number of women candidates fielded by political parties from the municipal level to the position of president; and other analogous circumstances that may determine their relative organizations and strengths. "The petitioner shall include in its petition pertinent data and statistics to support its arguments in accordance with the above criteria, as well as the submission of the latest Sworn Information Update Statement (SIUS) duly filed before the Commission," the Comelec said. As for the computation of their weighted average points, it added that a party's ability to field a complete slate of candidates from the municipal level up to the position of president is given the highest weighted average points of 40 points. The Comelec said the number of incumbent elective officials belonging to a party on the last day of filing of COC is given the weighted average of 20 points and the organizational structure of a party is given the weighted average of 20 points. The capacity of the political parties to field at least 30 percent women candidates and their history or the number of years of existence of a party will be given 10 points each. The dominant majority party will be entitled to the fifth copy of the election returns, and seventh copy of the certificates of canvass, during the counting of the votes while the dominant minority party will be entitled to the sixth copy of the election returns, and eighth copy of the certificates of canvass. The ninth to the 18th copies of election returns and certificates of canvass shall be given to the 10 accredited major national parties while the 19th and 20th copies of election returns and certificates of canvass shall be provided to the two accredited major local parties. (PNA) }

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Aircash partners with Paysafe to support cash-based money transfers

Aircash, the electronic money institution that enables fast and secure money transfers between Aircash users, has partnered with a leading

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Paysafe Completes Acquisition of SafetyPay

Acquisition enables Paysafe to further scale in the high-growth Latin American region, taking advantage of the nascent open banking ecosystem and building on its recent acquisition of... | January 31, 2022

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Paysafe Completes Acquisition of viafintech

Acquisition accelerates Paysafe's growth in Germany and other key markets where consumers continue to move away from the legacy banking system. Paysafe (NYSE:PSFE), a leading specialised payments

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