ISUZU PHILIPPINES CORPORATION HONORED AS ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING TAXPAYERS IN LAGUNA

In a significant recognition of its unwavering commitment to fiscal responsibility and community contribution, Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC) has been awarded as one of the most outstanding taxpayers by the Department of Trade and Industry along with the Provincial Government of Laguna. The prestigious accolade was presented during the vibrant 2024 Anilag Festival held in Sta. Cruz, Laguna, on March 15, underscoring IPC’s pivotal role in the economic prosperity of the region.

The ceremony, a highlight of the week-long Anilag Festival, was graced by the presence of the Honorable Governor of Laguna, Ramil Hernandez, who personally handed the certificate of recognition to IPC. This marks the second consecutive year IPC has received this honor, reflecting its consistent adherence to tax obligations, ethical business practices, and substantial contributions to the local economy of Biñan City.

Governor Hernandez commended the awardees for their exceptional civic responsibility and contributions to Laguna’s growth; stating that they are the backbone of its local economy, demonstrating an exemplary model of corporate citizenship and fiscal integrity.

This latest recognition is not just a testament to IPC’s financial contributions but also highlights its role in fostering sustainable economic growth and development in the community. “We are deeply honored to receive this recognition for the second time. It reaffirms our commitment to good governance, compliance with government regulations, and our dedication to supporting the community we operate in,” said Imelda Bernas, IPC Asst. Vice President for Administration. “This award is a result of the collective effort of our employees, stakeholders, and the local government, working together towards a common goal of prosperity and development.”

The award further solidifies IPC’s reputation as one of the leading automotive companies that not only excels in business but also takes its social and civic responsibilities seriously. As IPC continues to drive forward, it remains dedicated to upholding its commitments to its stakeholders and the wider community, contributing to the thriving economic landscape of Laguna.

From left: Atty. Bobby G. Fondevilla (Concurrent-Executive Director, Management Services, Philippine Board of Investments), Hon. Ruth Mariano-Hernandez (District Representative, 2nd District of Laguna), Hon. Ramil L. Hernandez (Governor, Province of Laguna), Nathalie Baladad (Section Head, IPC Treasury), Grace Servañez (Asst. Department Head, IPC Finance & System Dept.), Analyn Caravana (Local Assessment and Operations Officer III, Business Permit and Licensing Office – City of Biñan), Atty. Edward Vange P. Arriba (Business Permit and Licensing Officer – City of Biñan), Hon. Katherine Agapay (Vice-Governor, Province of Laguna)