Villar Urges Economic Managers to Back Tax Relief Bill, Study Benefits
Senator Mark A. Villar urged the Philippines' economic managers to support his proposal to raise the annual income tax exemption ceiling. He believes this will provide immediate relief to Filipino workers and help revive household consumption and economic activity.
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