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Vol. XXII, No. 68
Wednesday, October 29, 2008 | MANILA, PHILIPPINES
Today's Headlines
BY ALEXIS DOUGLAS B. ROMERO, Reporter New Katas ng VAT' initiative
AMID SLIDING CRUDE PRICES, the government yesterday announced a package of fresh social programs to be funded by excess revenues from the value-added tax (VAT) on oil in a bid to provide relief to the poor and those affected by the armed conflict in Mindanao.
The initiatives, which will cost P4.5 billion and includes fresh subsidies, were announced after yesterday's Cabinet meeting in Malaca ang. They comprise the third batch of state spending to be funded by the so-called VAT windfall. The first and second packages were announced in June and July, respectively.
Placed under what is called the 'Katas ng VAT' (roughly, fruit of the VAT) program, the latest plan seeks to allocate funding for an agriculture initiative, feeding programs targetted at victims of the conflict in Mindanao, rehabilitation of conflict-affected areas, subsidies to small power users, support schemes aimed at businesses, and school building construction.
'The Katas ng VAT is available due to the economic reforms set by the President. We have the funds that will enable us to focus on the most vulnerable sectors of our society,' Press Secretary Jesus G

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