Mga kaso ng pagdukot, pagpaslang sa ilang mga kabataan, dapat agad na resolbahin ng mga awtoridad

Mga kaso ng pagdukot, pagpaslang sa ilang mga kabataan, dapat agad na resolbahin ng mga awtoridad — Sen. Imee Marcos

Nanawagan si Senador Imee Marcos sa Philippine National Police (PNP) at National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) na agarang imbestigahan at panagutin sa batas ang sinumang nasa likod ng pagkawala ng mga indibidwal, lalo na ng mga kababaihan at kabataan nitong mga nakalipas na mga linggo.

Ang pinakahuling kaso ay ang isang kinse anyos na dalagita sa Bustos, Bulacan na matapos maiulat na nawawala, ay natagpuang patay at natuklasang ginahasa pa.

Sinabi pa ng senador na dapat kumilos ang mga pulis at iba pang law enforcement agencies upang agad na matigil na ang sunod-sunod na pagdukot at pagpatay sa ilang lugar.

Giniit ni Senador Imee na ikinababahala ng mga magulang ang nasabing mga insidente lalo pa’t balik eskwela na ang mga mag-aaral sa buong bansa. |

How to Transfer a Land Title from a Deceased Parent

‼️KNOWLEDGE 103‼️

🏡How to Transfer a Land Title from a Deceased Parent 🏡

‼️Certain things you need to take care of legally, especially if there is no will created before the parents passed away.

How do you go about the process?

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🔴 Extrajudicial Settlement of the Estate

In order to have the land title transferred, it needs to be settled first in what is legally called the Extrajudicial Settlement of the Estate. The estate is the property involved. The process involves drafting a contract which clearly indicates how the property will be distributed among the heirs. This process is also known as out of court settlement because as the term suggests, the heirs will no longer have to go to court to distribute the properties which the deceased parent/s left.

Following Rule 74, Section 1 of the Rules of Court, the heirs need to secure and execute a Deed of Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate and Adjudication of Estate with the help of a lawyer. However, all heirs must get into an agreement, including those who are not interested in the property. The deed should specify the following information:

🔸The absence of a will
🔸Proof that the deceased parent/s has no debts left
🔸Name and relationship to the deceased; Heirs should be of legal age, otherwise, minors should have a legal representative
🔸Affidavit of self-adjudication, and deed of extrajudicial settlement of estate and adjudication of the estate (should be signed by all the heirs and afterward notarized before a Notary Public)
🔸Description of the property to be divided among the heirs
🔸Bond fixed by the court, should there be personal property involved

After a certain number of weeks, the heirs will have to obtain the certification and publication in the newspaper and have it affirmed and verified by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR). They will release a certificate to the heirs which should be submitted to the Registry of Deeds or Land Registration Authority.

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How to transfer ownership of a property to the heirs

🟢 1. Fill out an application for registration from BIR (Form 1904). All heirs (both living and deceased) must have a valid Tax Identification Number (TIN). Some things to remember:

🔹The name of the deceased parent/s should be written on the taxpayer’s name field
🔹The address of the deceased should indicate the same address as what is on the death certificate
🔹Fill out the foreign address field if the deceased died abroad and has no official residence in the Philippines
🔹Include a photocopy of the Certified True Copy of the death certificate on the form

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🟢 2. Make sure all mandatory documents are complete as this will be submitted to the BIR:

🔸Photocopy of the death certificate (bring the original copy too for verification)
🔸Proof of payment (official receipt or deposit slip and duly validated return)
🔸TIN of Estate
🔸Affidavit of Self Adjudication
🔸Sworn declaration of all properties of the estate
🔸Deed of Extrajudicial Settlement of the Estate (if the estate has been extrajudicially settled)
🔸Court Order (if the estate has been settled judicially)

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🟢 3. Accomplish an estate tax return form from BIR (Form 1801). Ask assistance from the Officer of the Day at the BIR, because they are also the one who will compute the taxes based on the documents submitted.

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🟢 4. Pay the estate tax to the BIR before the notarized deed can be registered. It is important to settle the file transfer immediately so that the estate tax will not get accumulated. You can pay through the following:

🔸Revenue Collection Officer;
🔸Authorized agent bank (AAB) by the BIR;
🔸Duly authorized Treasurer of the city/municipality in the Revenue District Office where the residence of the deceased at the time of death is located;
🔸If the person outside of the country and cannot be represented locally, you can settle through an AAB under RDO No. 39 South Quezon City

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🟢 5. Submit all the required documents, as well as the proof of payment to the BIR’s Revenue District Office (RDO). A claim stub with a reference number will be given if all requirements have been submitted. As soon as the processing is done, a Certificate Authorizing Registration (CAR) will be released. For all one-time transactions, the CAR will be released within 5 business days from the date of receipt of tax returns with complete required documents.

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🟢 6. As soon as you have the CAR, you may now proceed with the transfer of registration of the land title. According to the Land Registration Authority (LRA), one must bring the following documents which are required for registration of an inherited property:
🔸Deed of Sale (if the property has been sold to a third party)
🔸Deed of Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate
🔸Owner’s Duplicate Copy of Title
🔸BIR CAR/tax clearance certificate
🔸Tax Declaration (Certified Copy)
🔸Realty Tax Clearance
🔸Transfer Tax Receipt/Clearance
🔸Affidavit of Publication of Settlement

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Here are a few more things worth nothing:

🔹If one of the heirs is deceased and had children, they have the right to inherit the property.
🔹Should one of the heirs do not cooperate, inform the court. Call the attention of those who do not cooperate and allow the court to decide on how the property will be distributed or disposed of, according to the law.
🔹If the estate tax remains to be unpaid in 10 years, there is a service charge of 25% of the tax amount, plus an additional 20% interest every year. If you don’t pay it immediately, the total charges and interest will accumulate until such time that the amount becomes more than the current market value of the property.

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Hopefully, this guide will help you lift some of the weight from grieving the death of a parent and help you keep their memory alive for many years to come.

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‼️KNOWLEDGE 101‼️
🏡 LAND TITLE VS TAX DECLARATION 🏡
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🏡How to Transfer Real Estate Titles in the Philippines (From a Sale) 🏡
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DMW shuts down illegal recruitment firm;illegal recruiters nabbed

READ: DMW shuts down illegal recruitment firm;
illegal recruiters nabbed with help of complainants

The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has closed down an illegal recruitment agency
in Ermita, Manila offering non-existent jobs in the Middle East, DMW Secretary Susan
“Toots” V. Ople said.

Ople said the Anti-Illegal Recruitment Branch (AIRB) of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) padlocked last 29 July 2022 the office of Kharem’s International, an unregistered and unlicensed company posing to hire domestic workers, beauticians, and on-call cleaners for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and other Middle Eastern countries.

At the same time, the Secretary said six illegal recruiters from Davao City were apprehended by their victims last August 3 and 4 in two locations in Metro Manila. The suspected illegal recruiters promised non-existent overseas jobs to 235 victims. The recruiters were the subject of a complaint coursed through the radio program “Wantedsa Radyo, Raffy Tulfo in Action.” The complainants were referred to the DMW.

“We are serving notice to all illegal recruiters. Layunin ng DMW at ng administrasyon ni Pangulong Marcos Jr. na bigyang proteksyon ang ating mga kababayan na nagnanais magtrabaho sa ibang bansa. There will be no let-up in our campaign against illegal recruiters,” Ople said.

Ople said the DMW had received complaints about Kharem’s International’s bogus job offerings in exchange for placement and other “advance” fees. The operation was conducted with the help of officials of Barangay 668 in Ermita, Manila. Ople said victims of Kharem’s International are advised to contact the POEAs Anti-Illegal Recruitment Branch for free legal assistance in the filing of cases.

Meanwhile, Ople said one of the six illegal recruiters from Davao City was apprehended by 109 of her victims at the POEA Building in Mandaluyong City. The victims were there to file a complaint when they spotted and cornered Vegloure Ragotero, one of the alleged sub-agent recruiters, inside the building.

Ragotero is not connected with any licensed recruitment agency nor is authorized to engage in the recruitment of workers abroad. Ople said she has ordered an investigation into Ragotero’s presence in the building.

As an offshoot of Ragotero’s arrest, another batch of 126 victims cornered her cohorts in front of a hotel in Pasay City. They were identified as Zahra Kaharudin, Alma Camasura, Maria Katherine Omambat, Connie Cosmod, and Glodie May Pandian. The suspected illegal recruiters are being held at the detention facility of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group-Anti-Transnational Crime Unit of the Philippine National Police.

Charges of large-scale illegal recruitment, a non-bailable offense under Republic Act No. 10022, otherwise known as the Migrant Workers and Overseas Filipinos Act of 1995, are being prepared against them.

Ragotero and her colleagues have been recruiting male applicants as cleaners for Qatar, and female applicants as cleaners and waitresses for Bahrain. They allegedly entice job seekers with a monthly salary of more or less P40,000 in exchange for P25,000 representing supposed placement and processing fees, and plane tickets from Davao to Manila.

Ople urged the public to always verify job offers with the POEA to avoid falling prey to illegal recruitment schemes.###

ABANGAN! Maharlikans(Tigers of Asia)) at Hospital on Wheels, magsasanib pwersa

ABANGAN! Maharlikans(Tigers of Asia)) at Hospital on Wheels, magsasanib pwersa na sa pagtulong sa mga mahihirap nating kababayan.

Nagkaroon ng inisyal na usapan ang Maharlikans sa pangunguna nina Lakan Dhong Bahena at HOW founder Dr. Jim Sanchez para sa iisang layuning magbigay ng serbisyong medikal sa mga indigent patient na hindi kayang magpa-opera at magpagamot sa mga hospital.

PBBM PRIORITIZES NUCLEAR ENERGY

The House of Representatives has created a special committee to craft policies and programs relating to nuclear energy.

This is in line with President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr.’s goal to construct new power plants within the six years of his administration.

Senior Deputy Majority Leader Sandro Marcos made a motion to create the Special Committee on Nuclear Energy, which will focus on the development of nuclear power infrastructure, as well as the interaction of other energy sources with nuclear energy as a reliable, cost-competitive, and environment-friendly energy source.

PLANONG MERGER NG ABS-CBN AT TV 5, BUBUSISIIN SA KONGRESO

MALAKING PAGDUDUDA ni SAGIP Party List Rep. Rodante Marcoleta sa nakaplanong pagsasama ng dalawang big TV network sa bansa.

Dahil dito, isinulong ni Marcoleta sa Kongreso na imbestigahan ng Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) ang nasabing planong merger ng TV 5 at ABS-CBN.

Sa panayam ng Radyo Pilipinas, sinabi ni Marcoleta na posibleng napapaikutan ang batas sa napipintong.pagsasanib pwersa ng .2 networks.

“TV 5 malaki yan, pagkatapos ABS-CBN, mamomonopolize ang industry dito. Wala bang say dito ang Philippine Competition Commission? Hindi naman ganun, kaya nga tayo naglatag ng ganitong agency para tingnan ang lahat ng kapakanan ng mga apektadong sektor. Magiging monopoly ito kung tutuusin mo diba?” paliwanag ni Cong. Marcoleta.

Bukod sa PCC, nanawagan din si Marcoleta sa National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) at sa Bureau of Internal Revenue na busisiin ang mga nakalap nilang ebidensya laban sa umano’y mga paglabag ng ABS-CBN. End

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FLASH REPORT! CHERIE GIL, PAALAM!
PUMANAW na ang batikan at magaling na kontrabida sa pelikulang Pilipino na si Cherie Gil o Evangeline Rose Gil Eigenmann sa tunay na buhay.