Batid ng Investment Priorities Plan (IPP) ng Pilipinas ang mga industriyang karapat-dapat sa fiscal incentives ng gobyerno tulad ng tax holiday, pati na arin ang non-fiscal incentives gaya ng ayuda sa employment permits at work visas para sa foreign staff. Sa pakikipagkonsulta sa iba pang ahensiya na umaayuda sa mga sektor na nasa IPP, ang Board of Investment ng Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), ay nagsisipaghanda ang annual plan, base sa net value-added, job generation, at measured capacity. Bawat taon ginagawaran ng incentives ang mga bagong sektor upang makahimok ng pamumuhunan.
Ang 2013 IPP ay epektibo pa rin hanggang magkaroon ang gobyerno ng 2014 IPP sa unang bahagi ng taon. Sa ilalim ng Executive Order No. 226, ang Omnibus Investment Code, kailangang maisumite ang IPP sa Malacañang bago matapos ang Marso ng bawat taon. Naghahanap ang DTI ng mas focused 2014 IPP na ipatutupad sa loob ng tatlong taon sa halip na taun-taon, at magbubunsod ng mas masinop na fiscal incentives system, kabilang ang tax incentives sa investments na magdudulot ng pinakamalalaking benepisyo.
Saklaw ng 2013 IPP ang 13 preferred investment sector: Agriculture/agribusiness and fisheries; creative industries/knowledge-based services; shipbuilding. mass housing, stee, energy, infrastructure, research and development, “green” projects, motor vehicles, strategies projectis, hospital/medical services; disaster prevention, mitigation and recovery projects. Ang activites granted tax ad iba pang incentives ay kinabibilangan ng industrial tree plantation; exploration, mining, quarrying and processing of minerals; publication or printing of books/textbooks; refining, storge, marketing, and distribution of petroleum products; ecological solid waste management; clean water projects, rehabilitation, self-development, at self-reliance of persons with disability; renewable energy; at tourism.
Saklaw din ng IPP ang export activities at priority investment areas na tinukoy ng Regional Board of Investment ng Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, ito ang export, agriculture, agribusiness o aquaculture fishery, basic industries, consumer manufactures, infrastructure and services; industrieal service facilities, engineering industries, logistics; Brunei Darussalam-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East Association of Southeast Asian Nations Growth Area trade and investment enterprises; tourism, health and education services and facilities, at ang halal industry.
Binabati natin ang Department of Trade and Industry sa pangunguna nina Secretary Gregory L. Domingo, Undersecretary and Board of Investments Managing Head Adrian S. Cristobal Jr., at Undersecretaries Zenaida C. Maglaya, Ponciano C. Manalo Jr., and Nora K. Terrado, at iba pang opisyal sa kanilang pagsisikap na itaguyod ang pamumuhunan na may mga insentibo at sa pagkakaroon ng isang paborableng regulatory framework upang magabayan ang mga investor at magbigay sa kanila ng lakas ng loob na mamuhunan sa Republika ng Pilipinas. CONGRATULATIONS AT MABUHAY!
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