PhilHealth intent statement for initial or re-accreditation of health care facilities
NHA survey work statement on owners/principals/partnersw, key staff and personnel
NHA survey work statement on principals and key staff for consulting services involving regulated professions
Pag-Ibig checklist for STL Requirements
AFAB guidelines for ID system provisions
TIEZA sworn certification for stock corporation or investee firm
MGB sworn statement for apprehending officer for mineral processing
SEC list of applicants for capital market professionals annual fee payments
Individuals, whether resident or nonresident citizens, or resident or nonresident aliens, Estates, Trusts, Corporations, Cooperatives and tax exempt entities that have become taxable as of December 31, 2005, and other juridical entities including partnerships liable to pay any internal revenue taxes covering the taxable year ending December 31, 2005 and prior years, with or without assessments duly issued therefore, may avail of the Tax Amnesty under RA No. 9480. However, an individual taxpayer in his/her own capacity shall be treated as a different taxpayer when he acts as administrator/executor of the estate of a deceased taxpayer. Therefore, an individual taxpayer, seeking to avail of the tax amnesty and who at the same time is an executor or administrator of the estate of a deceased taxpayer who would also like to avail of the tax amnesty, shall file two (2) separate amnesty tax returns, one for himself as a taxpayer and the other in his capacity as executor or administrator of the estate of the decedent with respect to the revenue and other income earned or received by the estate.