Ofcom Finalises Softer UK Rules to Protect the Open Internet
Ofcom has finalised their move to soften the Net Neutrality rules, which were originally established to prevent unfair blocking or slowing of access to
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Ofcom has finalised their move to soften the Net Neutrality rules, which were originally established to prevent unfair blocking or slowing of access to
THE amendments introduced by Republic Act (RA) 11534, or the 'Corporate Recovery and Tax Incentives for Enterprises (Create) Act,' and RA 10963, or the 'Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (Train) Law,' to our National Internal Revenue Code of 1997 (Tax Code), significantly changed the value-added tax (VAT) landscape in the Philippines.
We've routinely noted how countless communities have been forced to explore building their own broadband networks thanks to limited competition in the market. As most of you have experienced first hand, this lack of competition routinely results in higher prices, slower speeds, worse customer service, and massive broadband deployment gaps. And thanks to telecom industry…
Tax Notes: BIR prior approval on VAT zero-rating of qualified purchases of Registered Export Enterprises (REEs) no longer required
* Says additional capacity remains nonoperational due to forex issues and the unavailability of energy