Based on the General Documentary Requirements for filing Tax exemption,we need to submit Certified true copies of the Income tax Returns and Financial Statements for the last three (3) years.
I have been trying to secure these from the BIR office here in Lucena for the past 2 years!I tried to secure the 2011,2012 and 2013 however I failed!So after years,I was able to secure the 2014,2015 and 2016.Finally.
However,I think there is a long way to go as I am now having problems with non-remittance by Authorized Agent Banks.I have the receipts and was told to go back and forth-something that government agencies subject the citizens to do.
Anyway,while looking for information on how to go about this problem of non-remittance,I stumbled upon this link-Banks now liable for delayed tax payments
I also sent an email to the bank and I also wanted to send the same to BIR but there are no emails for me to send it to so I have to contend with the people in the office.
Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Saturday, April 15, 2017
Agdangan, Quezon:Monte Carlo Resort 2017
My summer won't be complete if I don't go to the beach, so this year ,the married's group decided to go to Agdangan,Quezon after scouting other places in Quezon. It was different this year because I'm with the all marrieds group -from Cavite,Laguna and Pasig.
I like how the ocean breeze can make one feel sleepy in this place... so calm...because when we were just checking it out ,there were not a lot of people.However,since it was the Holy Week Holiday,the place was also packed with people from all over come Friday.Of course,there was Karaoke until late at night,but I was still able to sleep.It was really hot and humid inside the tent - everything was damp with mist the next morning though.The water is very shallow,like most of the beaches I have been in Quezon,so kids can enjoy it.The sand is fine,you can walk for several meters and the water will still be knee deep.It was also the "salabay" (jellyfish) season so people are just advised to stay within the netted part of the swimming area. Oh, our food is so unforgettable in this trip because Jesse I. somehow was able to whip up gourmet dishes : ) so we were so happy and there were lots of food and even house hold appliances abound!We got burgers, frozen-fresh grilled fish, seafood ,soup etc., and rightly so because there were many kids to feed.
Resort: Monte Carlo Resort ,Brgy,Kanluran Calutan,Agdangan,Quezon
Entrance Fee:100
Pitching Tents:Free
Room Accommodation:Available
Paluto/Use of stove/utensils: Available /Price:depending on usage
I like how the ocean breeze can make one feel sleepy in this place... so calm...because when we were just checking it out ,there were not a lot of people.However,since it was the Holy Week Holiday,the place was also packed with people from all over come Friday.Of course,there was Karaoke until late at night,but I was still able to sleep.It was really hot and humid inside the tent - everything was damp with mist the next morning though.The water is very shallow,like most of the beaches I have been in Quezon,so kids can enjoy it.The sand is fine,you can walk for several meters and the water will still be knee deep.It was also the "salabay" (jellyfish) season so people are just advised to stay within the netted part of the swimming area. Oh, our food is so unforgettable in this trip because Jesse I. somehow was able to whip up gourmet dishes : ) so we were so happy and there were lots of food and even house hold appliances abound!We got burgers, frozen-fresh grilled fish, seafood ,soup etc., and rightly so because there were many kids to feed.
Resort: Monte Carlo Resort ,Brgy,Kanluran Calutan,Agdangan,Quezon
Entrance Fee:100
Pitching Tents:Free
Room Accommodation:Available
Paluto/Use of stove/utensils: Available /Price:depending on usage
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| well maintained surroundings |
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| the outrigger people |
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| long coast line love love love |
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| starfish |
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| sea grass |
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| shallow waters |
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| tent pitching for free |
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| woke up like this |
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| good morning |
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| relaxing with great people |
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| cooking area |
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| available stoves |
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| family room |
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| room |
Labels:
Agdangan Quezon,
beach,
beach life,
church activities,
church family,
Quezon Province,
summer,
summer vacay
Location:
Agdangan, Quezon, Philippines
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Baguio City:Summer Capital of the Philippines 2017
We went to Baguio for the APLA Church Discipline and Sound Doctrine and some APLAcation because it is the Panagbenga Festival too.
Day 1 Feb 22 Wed
0200H ETA Manila left at around 11pm from Lucena via flying bus : )
0900H ETA Baguio Pine Breeze Hotel 40 Bokawkan Road cor. P. Burgos Street,
Baguio City Check-in
1030H Lunch Good Taste Cafe and Restaurant Bar Carino St.
1200NN Cafe by the Ruins
1300H Burnham Park roaming ,biking
1500H SM City Baguio
1600H Pine Breeze
1800H Fellowship
1830H Devotional Pine Breeze Conference Hall
2100H Spend time with Amor from Cambodia Church
2300H my shut eye
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| Baguio houses on a hill |
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| Devotional |
0700H Meet up for Baguio Tour
0800H Tam-Awan Village Entrance Fee 50Pesos
0900H BenCab Museum
1100H Strawberry Farm La Trinidad,Benguet -Strawberry Picking 1 Kg 500Php
1200H Marosan's Restaurant (starts at 70Php/pax)
1300H APLA Half-day class, 1 PM – 5 PM Gestdan Centrum
1930H Silab Welcome Bonfire Night Pine Breeze
2230H Spend time/Prayer Time with Cecil (Batangas)
1200H My shut eye : )
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| Tam-Awan Village entrance |
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| BenCab art work |
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| Ate Jasmin from ICOC-Isabela |
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| Strawberry picking |
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| Bencab Museum |
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| APLA class Day 1 |
0500H My Wake Up call/QT
0600H Washroom Line up : )
0800H Breakfast
0900H APLA Class Day 2 Gestdan Centrum
1830H Dinner at Sizzling Plate Carino St, Baguio, 2600 Benguet with ICOC-Isabela team
2200H Doodling /Drawing "The Ant"
2300H My shut eye : )
Day 4 Feb 25 Saturday
Day 4 Feb 25 Saturday
0500H My Wake Up call/QT
0600H Washroom Line up : )
0800H Breakfast
0900H APLA Class Day 3 Gestdan Centrum
1830H Roaming around Baguio with K Rolly,Jesse and Tita Annette
1900H Ili-Likha Artists Village with Baguio and Dagupan disciples
2030H Dinner at an eatery
2130H Ukay Ukay
2300H My shut eye
1830H Roaming around Baguio with K Rolly,Jesse and Tita Annette
1900H Ili-Likha Artists Village with Baguio and Dagupan disciples
2030H Dinner at an eatery
2130H Ukay Ukay
2300H My shut eye
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| PC ni Juan |
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| Ili-Likha |
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| forgot the name of this eatery -affordable and --salty and burnt hehehe |
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| Ukay -ukay night |
0500H Panagbenga gang meet up : )
0600H NBI breakfast : )
0800H Panagbenga Grand Float Parade
1300H Lunch together McDonald's
1400H ICOC Baguio Sunday Worship Service Pine Breeze2000H Pine Breeze Cottage spend time with T. Annette
2200H Roaming around Pine Breeze area with hubby enjoying the weather
2300H My shut eye
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| Panagbenga Festival Parade |
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| Noodles,movies and stories |
0500H My Wake Up call/QT
0600H Washroom Line up : )
0800H Baguio Tour
Mine's View Park
Good Shepherd for the Strawberry Jam
The Mansion
PMA
Camp John Hay
Cemetery of Negativism
1200H Pasalubong
1800H ETD Baguio
2430H ETA Manila
0500H ETA Lucena : )
Mine's View Park
Good Shepherd for the Strawberry Jam
The Mansion
PMA
Camp John Hay
Cemetery of Negativism
1200H Pasalubong
1800H ETD Baguio
2430H ETA Manila
0500H ETA Lucena : )
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| Mine's View Park first time together |
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| Baguio 2007 |
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| Good Shepherd |
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| The Mansion |
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| with Leziel ICOC-Naga |
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| with Marivic ICOC-Cebu |
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| PMA Museum |
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| The Mansion |
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| trying out the traditional clothes |
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| PMA-ers |
Labels:
APLA,
Baguio City,
Burnham Park,
church activities,
church family,
ICOC Bagiuo,
Ili Likha,
Mines View Park,
Pine Breeze,
travel
Location:
Baguio, Benguet, Philippines
Friday, December 23, 2016
Himig Ko Handog Ko 2016: Season 5
2 Corinthians 9:6-11
Generosity Encouraged
6 Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously. 7 Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. 8 And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work. 9 As it is written:
“They have freely scattered their gifts to the poor;
their righteousness endures forever.”
10 Now he who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will also supply and increase your store of seed and will enlarge the harvest of your righteousness. 11 You will be enriched in every way so that you can be generous on every occasion, and through us your generosity will result in thanksgiving to God.
-There will always be poor among us, but God, who sustains our physical and spiritual needs, will enable us to flourish and in turn serve others.I don't view this as a duty but through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, I believe that we can be compelled to help others without expecting anything in return.
This year's Himig Ko Handog Ko is similar to the first season because volunteers sang Christmas carols to the beneficiaries and gave them food packages right after-this is actually where the project's name came from. Ang Pasko ay Sumapit,Noche Buena and We Wish You a Merry Chritmas were the line up of songs this year.
Jeric Melarpis and Gladys Masilungan spearheaded this year's outreach program.We had 25 beneficiaries 23 of which is chosen by DSWD whom we have tied up with to be able to reach the poorest of the poor in our city.The other two are our members from Mauban and Padre Burgos respectively. Our more than 50 sponsors gave donations of cash and food items.Volunteers of about 12 people with the help of Barangay Parent Leaders, went to some of the cities depressed areas in the neighborhood near the vicinity of waterways Dumacaa River and Iyam River in the following Barangays;Dalahican, Mayao Crossing, Market View and Ilayang Talim.
Generosity Encouraged
6 Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously. 7 Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. 8 And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work. 9 As it is written:
“They have freely scattered their gifts to the poor;
their righteousness endures forever.”
10 Now he who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will also supply and increase your store of seed and will enlarge the harvest of your righteousness. 11 You will be enriched in every way so that you can be generous on every occasion, and through us your generosity will result in thanksgiving to God.
-There will always be poor among us, but God, who sustains our physical and spiritual needs, will enable us to flourish and in turn serve others.I don't view this as a duty but through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, I believe that we can be compelled to help others without expecting anything in return.
This year's Himig Ko Handog Ko is similar to the first season because volunteers sang Christmas carols to the beneficiaries and gave them food packages right after-this is actually where the project's name came from. Ang Pasko ay Sumapit,Noche Buena and We Wish You a Merry Chritmas were the line up of songs this year.
Jeric Melarpis and Gladys Masilungan spearheaded this year's outreach program.We had 25 beneficiaries 23 of which is chosen by DSWD whom we have tied up with to be able to reach the poorest of the poor in our city.The other two are our members from Mauban and Padre Burgos respectively. Our more than 50 sponsors gave donations of cash and food items.Volunteers of about 12 people with the help of Barangay Parent Leaders, went to some of the cities depressed areas in the neighborhood near the vicinity of waterways Dumacaa River and Iyam River in the following Barangays;Dalahican, Mayao Crossing, Market View and Ilayang Talim.
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| heart heart |
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| Season Five |
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| groupie More Pictures by Jay and Carlo First Caroling Night Second Caroling Night Last Caroling Night |
Monday, December 12, 2016
The Visayas :Dumaguete and Siquijor Trip 2016
I love making itineraries and using it as an outline to remember my trips.Husband and I have this privilege of traveling together as our work schedule permits-which is pretty flexible so it is so fabulous.I can't say our trips are very budget friendly,it largely depends on the destination.If it doesn't require airfare and hotel stays,then I'd say it is gonna be easy on the budget.
This year we attended the Church History APLA (Asia Pacific Leadership Academy)course.Our main reference book is Church History in Plain Language by Bruce Shelley.This reads like a novel and I had a hard time putting it down because it is really engaging.I especially love the background stories of some of the most famous influencers,how certain scriptures brought them epiphanies and enlightenment that somehow led to their conversion.It sheds light to how denominations sprung and how people fought for everyone to go back to the basics of obeying God's word and how it became really bloody.And now many are still at it.
The class itself was of course very alive,it is not your typical boring History Class-well this is me,I love history,facts and everything about the past centuries,I'm an old soul (what doctrine is that! LOL) and I'm glad that I have read like half way through the book and skimmed the rest of it so I was able to follow the lecture.And thanks also to Monica's summary of learning points from Manong Rolan that she posted on FB : ) ,it made it easier to digest.
And many call this Aplacation because after all the learning, you go on vacation!This means extended stay or early check-ins or both.This time I had the chance to visit relatives in Siquijor.My Aunts weren't there but their cousin Uncle Dore was there to meet us and tour us around the island.This is something I learned from hospitable people.You really have to get out of your way to make them feel welcome.This is a Filipino trait called hospitality!This is so lengthy already so here's our IT:
Day 1 Nov 23 Wed
01AM ETD Lucena to Manila Airport
0730AM ETD Mnla to Dmgt
09:00AM ETA Dmgt! there was a slight delay
09:30AM breakfast @ Hotel Camila (booked thru AGODA)
11:00AM early check-in it's supposed to be 2pm : ) they are very nice
03:00PM Sans Rival Cakes and Pastries
05:00Pm SWOT Meeting -sit in : )
10:00PM back to Hotel
Day 2 Nov 24 Thu
07:00AM Boulevard walks/QT
08:00AM breakfast at Bethel Guest House
09:00AM APLA class Day 1
12:00NN lunch talks with the Aquinos and Pasoquens : )
05:00PM End of first session like whoaaa!
Day 3 Nov 25 Fri
07:00AM QT /Reading
08:00AM Breakfast at Hotel Camila
09:00AM APLA Class Day 2
12:00NN Lunch together with Benk,Jeffrey and Edmond at one of the many eateries in the university town
05:00AM End of session 2 be like ...inspiring!
07:30PM Double Date with Jessica and Benk at Mifune Japanese Restaurant
11:00PM back to hotel
Day 4 Nov 26 Sat
7:00AM QT/reading
08:00AM Breakfast at Hotel
09:00AM APLA Class Day 3
12:00NN Meeting with South Luzon G2
05:00PM End of APLA course
06:30PM Monica's birthday celebration at Hayahay Treehouse Bar and View Deck
11:00PM Back to the hotel
Day 5 Nov 27 Sun
7:00AM QT/reading -not done yet LOL
8:00AM Breakfast at Bethel Guest House
9:00AM Worship service and fellowship
12NN Pier boarding for Siquijor
01:00PM Siquijor,Siquijor pier
02:00PM Uncle Dore picked us up : )
03:00PM Lazi Church,Century Old Balete Tree and fish spa
03:30PM Cambugahay Falls descent and ascent LOL about 130+ steps
04:00PM Cangclaran House
04:30PM cooking the chicken from the backyard -thank you chicken
06:00PM Dinner with cousin Arnold,and travel companions and new friends Alice and Oscar : )
08:00PM spectacular star gazing and firefly sight seeing - saw about 4 shooting stars I was so wonderstruck I yelled!
10:00PM lights out
Day 6 Nov 28 Mon
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| airport scene |
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| Hotel Camila |
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| Sunday Service -Siquijor Ministry updates |
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| Century Old Balete Tree |
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| 130 + steps to crystal clear Cambugahay Falls |
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| Cambugahay Falls,Lazi Siquijor |
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| Cangclaran,Lazi |
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| Good morning ! |
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| Salagdoong Beach hotel |
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| Salagdoong Beach |
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| Salagdoong Beach cliff diving |
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| Salagdoong Beach |
This year we attended the Church History APLA (Asia Pacific Leadership Academy)course.Our main reference book is Church History in Plain Language by Bruce Shelley.This reads like a novel and I had a hard time putting it down because it is really engaging.I especially love the background stories of some of the most famous influencers,how certain scriptures brought them epiphanies and enlightenment that somehow led to their conversion.It sheds light to how denominations sprung and how people fought for everyone to go back to the basics of obeying God's word and how it became really bloody.And now many are still at it.
The class itself was of course very alive,it is not your typical boring History Class-well this is me,I love history,facts and everything about the past centuries,I'm an old soul (what doctrine is that! LOL) and I'm glad that I have read like half way through the book and skimmed the rest of it so I was able to follow the lecture.And thanks also to Monica's summary of learning points from Manong Rolan that she posted on FB : ) ,it made it easier to digest.
And many call this Aplacation because after all the learning, you go on vacation!This means extended stay or early check-ins or both.This time I had the chance to visit relatives in Siquijor.My Aunts weren't there but their cousin Uncle Dore was there to meet us and tour us around the island.This is something I learned from hospitable people.You really have to get out of your way to make them feel welcome.This is a Filipino trait called hospitality!This is so lengthy already so here's our IT:
Day 1 Nov 23 Wed
01AM ETD Lucena to Manila Airport
0730AM ETD Mnla to Dmgt
09:00AM ETA Dmgt! there was a slight delay
09:30AM breakfast @ Hotel Camila (booked thru AGODA)
11:00AM early check-in it's supposed to be 2pm : ) they are very nice
03:00PM Sans Rival Cakes and Pastries
05:00Pm SWOT Meeting -sit in : )
10:00PM back to Hotel
Day 2 Nov 24 Thu
07:00AM Boulevard walks/QT
08:00AM breakfast at Bethel Guest House
09:00AM APLA class Day 1
12:00NN lunch talks with the Aquinos and Pasoquens : )
05:00PM End of first session like whoaaa!
Day 3 Nov 25 Fri
07:00AM QT /Reading
08:00AM Breakfast at Hotel Camila
09:00AM APLA Class Day 2
12:00NN Lunch together with Benk,Jeffrey and Edmond at one of the many eateries in the university town
05:00AM End of session 2 be like ...inspiring!
07:30PM Double Date with Jessica and Benk at Mifune Japanese Restaurant
11:00PM back to hotel
Day 4 Nov 26 Sat
7:00AM QT/reading
08:00AM Breakfast at Hotel
09:00AM APLA Class Day 3
12:00NN Meeting with South Luzon G2
05:00PM End of APLA course
06:30PM Monica's birthday celebration at Hayahay Treehouse Bar and View Deck
11:00PM Back to the hotel
Day 5 Nov 27 Sun
7:00AM QT/reading -not done yet LOL
8:00AM Breakfast at Bethel Guest House
9:00AM Worship service and fellowship
12NN Pier boarding for Siquijor
01:00PM Siquijor,Siquijor pier
02:00PM Uncle Dore picked us up : )
03:00PM Lazi Church,Century Old Balete Tree and fish spa
03:30PM Cambugahay Falls descent and ascent LOL about 130+ steps
04:00PM Cangclaran House
04:30PM cooking the chicken from the backyard -thank you chicken
06:00PM Dinner with cousin Arnold,and travel companions and new friends Alice and Oscar : )
08:00PM spectacular star gazing and firefly sight seeing - saw about 4 shooting stars I was so wonderstruck I yelled!
10:00PM lights out
Day 6 Nov 28 Mon
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