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  1. #6711

    as usual headline ra gibasa

  2. #6712
    Quote Originally Posted by estor_boot View Post
    mer, ato ning klarohon ha. mao ni ako nasabtan sa akong gibasa. IMF HAS NO REPORT ABOUT SMUGGLING IN THE PHILIPPINES. what IMF have were data of exports and imports of countries. of course, there is still smuggling in the Philippines but Tiglao's figure based on IMF's data is exxagerated and biased according to Com. Biazon. kanang analysis ni Tiglao pinabarberohan style na and it's not the right way to compute the amount of smuggled goods on the Philippines. basaha gud ang possible reasons ni Biazon why the disparity of China's exports and PHL's imports.
    Dili nalang nato na apilon si Tiglao sir .... kindly explain this ... kay naa siya katungod mo retract ni tiglao ...

    For China alone, the BoC reported that the socialist country had imported $14.7 billion worth of goods from the country for two years, while China itself admitted it had imported a total of $33.3 billion taxable goods from the country for the same period.

    Sa ato pa sir ang mga Port diri sa Pinas walay BOC .... china lang gani na nga reported how about kaha sa uban nga country .... wanajud moy lusot ana sir ... si GMA napud basulon ani kay wala nag himo ug mga Port unya naay jud opisina sa BOC ....

  3. #6713
    Quote Originally Posted by M@rv|n View Post
    as usual headline ra gibasa
    nagbasa pud intown ko dodong oi ... ngita raman na ug lusot si biazon ...

  4. #6714
    Quote Originally Posted by amingb View Post
    Dili nalang nato na apilon si Tiglao sir .... kindly explain this ... kay naa siya katungod mo retract ni tiglao ...

    For China alone, the BoC reported that the socialist country had imported $14.7 billion worth of goods from the country for two years, while China itself admitted it had imported a total of $33.3 billion taxable goods from the country for the same period.

    Sa ato pa sir ang mga Port diri sa Pinas walay BOC .... china lang gani na nga reported how about kaha sa uban nga country .... wanajud moy lusot ana sir ... si GMA napud basulon ani kay wala nag himo ug mga Port unya naay jud opisina sa BOC ....
    hala oi, kun dili lang headline imong gibasa mer, mabasahan unta ni nimo. ngano gud dili apilon si Tiglao nga si Tiglao man gani ang gi quote sa mga news report links nga imong gihatag?

    1. One example is that what may be reported by China as an export to the Philippines may not be reported by the Philippines as an import if it is meant for the Freeport Zones and Economic Zones which utilize imported products in the production of goods which do not enter the domestic market for local consumption.

    2. Transhipments are likewise sometimes reported as exports to the transition country instead of the ultimate destination.

    This acknowledgment is shared by the UN Comtrade, which also has a similar notice in their database publication.

    3. Even the Export Tax Rebate program may be a factor in the difference between the reports of China exports versus reports of Philippine imports. In China, exporters are practically subsidized by being given tax refunds on their exports. Higher export values mean higher tax rebates.

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  6. #6716
    Quote Originally Posted by estor_boot View Post
    hala oi, kun dili lang headline imong gibasa mer, mabasahan unta ni nimo. ngano gud dili apilon si Tiglao nga si Tiglao man gani ang gi quote sa mga news report links nga imong gihatag?

    1. One example is that what may be reported by China as an export to the Philippines may not be reported by the Philippines as an import if it is meant for the Freeport Zones and Economic Zones which utilize imported products in the production of goods which do not enter the domestic market for local consumption.

    2. Transhipments are likewise sometimes reported as exports to the transition country instead of the ultimate destination.

    This acknowledgment is shared by the UN Comtrade, which also has a similar notice in their database publication.

    3. Even the Export Tax Rebate program may be a factor in the difference between the reports of China exports versus reports of Philippine imports. In China, exporters are practically subsidized by being given tax refunds on their exports. Higher export values mean higher tax rebates.
    Palusot ni biazon .. assuming pila man daw ang data ana naa ba ? ..... 50% ana para EPZA ? ... nag himo pud conclusion si Biazon nga walay data .. mo hatag pud siya data sa tanan dili lang kanang China ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by amingb View Post
    Palusot ni biazon .. assuming pila man daw ang data ana naa ba ? ..... 50% ana para EPZA ? ... nag himo pud conclusion si Biazon nga walay data .. mo hatag pud siya data sa tanan dili lang kanang China ...
    Wla man na maghimo ug conclusion si Biazon Ming.. Ang naghimo ug conclusion si Tiglao base sa record sa Data sa IMF about sa export-import goods.... dli man na simple subtraction lang... Remember nga ang China ang major supplier sa raw materials for productions like for example electronics industry. Nidako lang ang record sa export nila dre karon kay kusog man ato Economy. ... pero kanang smuggling dli na ingon ana kadali mawagtang kay nakagamot nana sa panahon ni Gloria Arroyo... Ka remember ko atong Barko na puno ug bugas na nadakpan dre sa Cebu sa time ni Arroyo , nawala man lang tog kalit murag buwa.... In fairness sa Custom naa na silay nadakpan na smuggled rice ddto sa Subic. Ug kanang gi hold nila mga imported Luxury Vehicles ddto sa Port Irene sa Cagayan... Ato nang bantayan kay powerful ra ba kaU si Enrile ddto...

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    Gamit diay ang mga EPZA para smuggling aron walay scrutiny .... Peza blind to unrestrained smuggling in ecozones | Inquirer Opinion

  9. #6719
    Kining Tawhana Credible jud ni kay ni Tiglao ....


    http://www.rappler.com/business/22623-%E2%80%98ph-loses-$20-b-to-smuggling-each-year%E2%80%99

    The total value of smuggling in the Philippines amounts to $20 billion per year, according to former Finance Secretary Roberto de Ocampo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by amingb View Post
    Kining Tawhana Credible jud ni kay ni Tiglao ....


    http://www.rappler.com/business/22623-%E2%80%98ph-loses-$20-b-to-smuggling-each-year%E2%80%99

    The total value of smuggling in the Philippines amounts to $20 billion per year, according to former Finance Secretary Roberto de Ocampo.
    Gibasa na nimo ug tarong kaning gi post nimo Ming? Nag-ingon sya na sa time na ni Aquino nahitabo.. Basaha dihag tarong di ba nahitabo na last 12 years daw.. Pero wala may figure sya mapakita so it consider as hearsay.

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