musta ang foundation?

you dontOriginally Posted by sonza9
you dont have to set up a foundation to donate. You can always send give a donation to a BIR accredited foundation or you can tie up with a university and give them the money equivalent to a full year's tuition. But in your agreement you have to specify that in the interviews, you have to be one of the person to decide whether to give the student a scholarship.
BIR is already looking closely at foundation because it seems that possible government revenues are being diverted in there that sometimes even the relatives of the owner are the one being sent to school.. so mura ra gihapon ug nanikas.. kon bright mo...remember Gloria and her advisers are much more intelligent than you are....ehhehehh.. just look at how the BIR regulations are made now..if you are not careful dali kay mo masakpan...ehehhe..
Originally Posted by Earnest
actually, if you are giving education to the children of your employees, you dont need to set up a foundation.. make it their benefits... then deretso ra na deduct ang expenses sa inyo Income statement.

how bout orphanage type?Originally Posted by sailor moon
ang education is one of the privileges lang sa ila bro. pro nindot ng mahimo gyud og foundation in the long run.Originally Posted by sailor moon
@ Earnest: Bro, setting up a cooperative for your employees would be another option.
how does it work bro? what are the advantages and disadvantages ana?Originally Posted by arnz11277

Guys, thanks for the infos. We are still in the planning stage![]()
you need 1 million i think.. i once tried this idea.. a year ago....
sa akong previous company.. well the mother company has various foundations already.. we resorted to DTS.. then priority is mga anak sa among employees..then after hiron sila sa company.. nahurot naman ang anak.. nangita mi ug mga out of school youth after..
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