The Tax Management Association of the Philippines (TMAP) is pinning its tax reform hopes, particularly with regard to lower income taxes, on the country’s next set of leaders.
“We . . . [have been] pushing this for the past two years and last year we thought we almost had it,” TMAP President Benedict Tugonon told reporters in a roundtable on Thursday
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