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PH digital transformation lags behind Asean neighbors, says new book

This was revealed by the Philippine Institute of Development Studies (PIDS) in its latest book, "Critical Issues in the Philippine Digital Economy" which offers valuable insights into the country's digital economic landscape.

E-commerce firms urged to comply with BIR’s new e-invoicing system

Lawyer Rule Oporto, a tax expert and senior director for business tax services at SGV & Co., has urged businesses engaged in exports and e-commerce to comply with the invoicing requirements as the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is expanding the coverage of its electronic invoicing system (EIC) implementation.

Gov’t greenlights P858-M BPO project in Davao, to create 1,500 jobs

The new project, which will be based in The Uprise Building-C in Davao City, will provide information technology, call center, and back-office operations services, primarily targeting the export market, particularly Optum Technology, a US subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (UHG).

With rise in online scams, DTI calls for passage of Internet Transactions Act

In 2022, the Department of Trade and Industry received a total of 27,947 complaints, of which 44% or 12,170 pertains to online transactions.

Manila startup ecosystem posts 85% growth to $3.5B in new report

Manila made a huge leap in its startup ecosystem value this year, growing by 85% to post an impressive $3.5 billion from a value of $2.1 billion, according to the 2023 Global Startup Ecosystem Report (GSER).

Telecoms, ICT, business process among key gov’t projects under PPP

NEDA secretary Arsenio Balisacan told participants of the Philippine economic briefing held at the Fullerton Singapore on Thursday, June 15, that the government is promoting PPPs as a mode of financing the Infrastructure Flagship Projects (IFPs) and other high-impact projects in physical, digital, and social infrastructure.

Complexity of digital economy poses challenge for tax collection, says UP prof

The government is losing substantial revenue as it struggles to impose taxes on digital transactions and non-resident digital service providers amid the digital commerce boom, said a law expert at a webinar organized by state think tank Philippine Institute of Development Studies (PIDS).

Expert: Improve PH tax law to capture revenues from digital transactions

A UP Law professor explained that the current tax system was developed for brick-and-mortar or traditional businesses with a physical location and is not applicable for e-commerce firms.

DICT launches eGov SuperApp to kick off ICT month

The eGov SuperApp, which underwent a lengthy beta test before its launch, brings most online government services in a single platform, including the eTravel system which travelers need to use when leaving or entering the country.

PH slides to 59th in 2023 global startup index

Despite the decline, the report said the Philippines is making progress toward becoming a formidable startup ecosystem in the Asia Pacific region.

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