Does the cell phone LG CU500 work in the Philippines if you put in a filipino sim card?
Cell Phones & Plans - 1 Answers
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Yes the LG CU500 phone operates on the frequencies GSM/GPRS/EDGE (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) Globe Telecom has a frequency of GSM 900/1800 Smart GSM 900/1800 Sun Cellular GSM 1800 Make sure your LG phone is open line, meaning it is not networked locked and can accept any SIM Cards then it will work.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Anyone here a recent Nursing grad from the Philippines working in the USA
Anyone here a recent Nursing grad from the Philippines working in the USA?
Hello, I'd like to communicate with a few Filipino Nursing grads (male or female) who recently graduated and are working in the US now. I'm particularly interested in getting information from Nursing graduates of Cebu's USC, or Silliman U in Dgte about their transition from the Philippines to the US after graduation. Just contact me at my Yahoo ID please. Thanks.
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You did not give your yahoo addy. That means you will receive emails only through Yahoo Answers.
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There's an email link if you click on "Rolando" under where his photo would go.
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you'd be able to touch base with your fellow nurses here in the states thru the PNNA. for sure, you'd find some from cebu and dumaguete. good luck. http://www.philippinenursesaa.org/
Hello, I'd like to communicate with a few Filipino Nursing grads (male or female) who recently graduated and are working in the US now. I'm particularly interested in getting information from Nursing graduates of Cebu's USC, or Silliman U in Dgte about their transition from the Philippines to the US after graduation. Just contact me at my Yahoo ID please. Thanks.
Philippines - 3 Answers
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You did not give your yahoo addy. That means you will receive emails only through Yahoo Answers.
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There's an email link if you click on "Rolando" under where his photo would go.
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you'd be able to touch base with your fellow nurses here in the states thru the PNNA. for sure, you'd find some from cebu and dumaguete. good luck. http://www.philippinenursesaa.org/
Saturday, July 21, 2012
How much is the income tax in the Philippines
How much is the income tax in the Philippines?
I am currently working from the UK with a whopping 22% off my income. I will be based from the Philippines (working for my UK company) from June but I will be liable for paying my own tax. Can someone please tell me how much income tax they will take off my wages once I'm in the Philippines?
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How are you going to be paid is the first question and also are you employed in the Philippines and have the correct visas? The reason I ask is as a foreign national you cant just work in the Philippines (legally) without the correct paperwork. The next thing you need to take into account is how you get paid if you are paid in £ you can lose 5% in transaction fees. I believe the local tax is still at 12%
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It depends on how long are you going to stay working here in the Philippines. If it is just less than 6 months, then you will fall under the tax classification of Non Resident Alien not Engaged in Business and a final tax of 25% (not sure) shall be deducted in your income. But if you have intentions to stay or work for long and will have the necessary work permits, you may be classified under Non Resident Alien Engaged in Trade and Business on which your income tax will be computed just like the regular Philippine employees which uses of the graduated income tax table. The graduated income tax table rates ranges from 10% to 32% depending on which income tax bracket you will fall. Your net taxable income will also be subjected to legal deductions like for your dependents and some social benefits.
I am currently working from the UK with a whopping 22% off my income. I will be based from the Philippines (working for my UK company) from June but I will be liable for paying my own tax. Can someone please tell me how much income tax they will take off my wages once I'm in the Philippines?
Philippines - 2 Answers
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How are you going to be paid is the first question and also are you employed in the Philippines and have the correct visas? The reason I ask is as a foreign national you cant just work in the Philippines (legally) without the correct paperwork. The next thing you need to take into account is how you get paid if you are paid in £ you can lose 5% in transaction fees. I believe the local tax is still at 12%
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It depends on how long are you going to stay working here in the Philippines. If it is just less than 6 months, then you will fall under the tax classification of Non Resident Alien not Engaged in Business and a final tax of 25% (not sure) shall be deducted in your income. But if you have intentions to stay or work for long and will have the necessary work permits, you may be classified under Non Resident Alien Engaged in Trade and Business on which your income tax will be computed just like the regular Philippine employees which uses of the graduated income tax table. The graduated income tax table rates ranges from 10% to 32% depending on which income tax bracket you will fall. Your net taxable income will also be subjected to legal deductions like for your dependents and some social benefits.
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