Fiscal incentives refer to the exemption from building permit fees, mayor’s permit fees, basic real property tax as well as from business sales tax within three years from the start of commercial operations of the applicant business.
“It would depend on the city council on whether or not to still halt it after September…. It does not, however, make an impact to the (number of) investors,” he said, explaining that the local government is strengthening the non-fiscal perks.
Non-fiscal incentives include facilitation of business permits and licenses and offering of databanking services, investment counseling, brokering and business matching services, processing of incentives and finding suitable sites, raw materials and manpower.[]