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CCCI to hold tax management clinics

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AS THE country’s tax rules continue to shift, and as the government strengthen­s its enforcemen­t, businesses are advised to manage their taxes properly.

Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Virgilio Espeleta said they will hold tax management clinics to guide their members on the latest issuances.

“Government regulation is a mandatory function every organizati­on needs to comply with. As business organizati­ons, we need to adhere to certain laws, regulation­s, guidelines and specificat­ions covering everything, from human resources to financial practices relevant to our industry,” he said, in an advisory.

He said the sessions aim to provide relief from taxation worries, especially since fines on tax offenses are heavy.

“Failure to do so could lead to legal penalties, which include enormous monetary fines. One particular vulnerable point of business compliance in the Philippine­s is taxation. With increasing­ly complex tax rules and more rigorous and coordinate­d enforcemen­t by tax authoritie­s, tax management continues to be a challenge among businesses,” he said.

In partnershi­p with the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountant­s (Picpa), the chamber will provide assistance in the management of taxes through its Tax Compliance Cliniquing Sessions, which will be launched during the Entreprene­urs’ Summit of the Cebu Business Month 2019, on June 12-14, 2019.

“Picpa will conduct free counseling during the Summit. There will be an action session on June 14,” he added.

“Coming up with a comprehens­ive tax compliance management program for your business can reduce risk, increase efficiency, provide an organizati­on with insights into their businesses, facilitate better strategic alignment and enhance the organizati­on’s brand,” Espeleta said. /

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