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You might be interested to attend a seminar about tax-exemption.
To help individuals, business organizations, NGOs, schools and all other types of organization, the Center for Global Best Practices will hold a pioneering seminar titled “Taxpayers’ Complete Guide to Tax Exempt Transactions and Preferential Tax Treatments” on Nov. 28 and 29, at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel, Mandaluyong City.
This seminar is MCLE-accredited by the Supreme Court. Participants of three or more can avail of group discounts and those registering on or before Nov. 8 can avail of early bird special rate.
For further details, check www.cgbp.org or call Manila lines at (02) 8427148/59; 556-8068/69 and Cebu lines at (032) 512-3106 to 07 and Baguio at (074) 423-5148.
In this two-day special seminar, expert tax practitioner and author of 23 taxation books, Danilo A. Duncano, CPA, will reveal to you the best-kept secrets of tax experts and teach you how you can greatly benefit from tax-exempt transactions and preferential tax treatments. He will discuss comprehensively all the applicable laws and BIR issuances even those dating back from 1940s that are still in effect and very useful for taxpayers who want to take advantage of tax saving legally and the right way.
He has over 38 years of experience as a tax practitioner both in the private and public sector. Currently, he holds the position of Director of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (CESO V). He has served the BIR as Regional Director of Quezon City, Pampanga and Butuan.
In 2007, he was designated as OIC Deputy Commissioner of the Tax Reform Management Group (RMG). Participation in this seminar will be entitled to the resource kit, sumptuous snacks, lunch buffets, and certificates of attendance. This is a limited-seats-only program and pre-registration is required.
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