Taxpayers may continue using their remaining unused invoices under the BIR's relaxed rules for complying with new creditable withholding tax invoicing requirements.
Aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners in Magsingal can now access additional business support services through the newly opened DTI Negosyo Center.
The Philippines does not lack public anger, but sustaining pressure beyond scandals, political personalities, and election cycles remains a deeper challenge.
Tourism operators in Negros and Siquijor are being encouraged to take proactive measures as El Niño threatens warmer temperatures and below-normal rainfall.
With its diverse islands and scenic landscapes, the Philippines has numerous destinations that can attract travelers seeking distinctive experiences in Southeast Asia.
More than 4,800 Indigenous Manobo farmers in Bunawan, Agusan del Sur are expected to benefit from PHP11 million in agricultural equipment provided by DA-13.
A 320-hectare clustered farming initiative in Ilocos Norte is helping farmers work collectively to sustain food production despite potential water shortages caused by El Niño.
Relief supplies have been strategically positioned by the DSWD in remote and disadvantaged areas to support communities that may become inaccessible during Super Typhoon Champi.
A health caravan scheduled for October 21 will bring healthcare services closer to Indigenous Peoples and underserved communities in Carasi, Ilocos Norte.
Selected medicines for tuberculosis treatment will become more accessible under PhilHealth's Guaranteed and Accessible Medications for Outpatient Treatment program starting November 1.
Filipino figure skater Michael Christian Martinez confirmed his comeback after retiring in 2024, with hopes of returning to international competition sometime in 2027.