Juan Romulo Taleon, Author at Aranas Cruz Araneta Parker & Faustino Law Offices

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Reinforcing due process in real property taxation

The evolving landscape of tax collection procedures is also highlighted as tax laws change over time, rendering previous precedents potentially inapplicable

February 28, 2024 by Juan Romulo Taleon

Practical Law

Liberality in administrative agencies

In resolving this issue, Respondent CBAA was duty-bound to review the factual antecedents of the case and to apply thereon the pertinent provisions of the law

February 28, 2024 by Juan Romulo Taleon

Practical Law

When waiting means everything

According to the Court of Tax Appeals Third Division, the Light Rail Transit did not protest the formal assessment notice, rendering the assessment final and unappealable

February 28, 2024 by Juan Romulo Taleon

Practical Law

Mergers, tax exemptions

In ruling that the parties were not liable for Donor’s Tax, the BIR pointed out that in mergers, there is no intention to donate […]

March 24, 2023 by Juan Romulo Taleon

Practical Law

Income tax holiday for RE developers

The FIT is disbursed to RE developers by the National Transmission Corporation or TransCo, which is the administrator of […]

January 19, 2023 by Juan Romulo Taleon

Practical Law

Liberality in administrative agencies

In resolving this issue, Respondent CBAA was duty-bound to review the factual antecedents of the case and to apply […]

November 24, 2022 by Juan Romulo Taleon

Practical Law

When waiting means everything

According to the Court of Tax Appeals Third Division, the Light Rail Transit did not protest the formal assessment notice, rendering […]

September 29, 2022 by Juan Romulo Taleon

Practical Law

There’s justice for laborers, after all

The ECC denied the claim of the respondent when it ruled that since prostate cancer is a non-occupational disease, respondent was required to prove that her husband’s work increased the risk of him contracting prostate cancer

July 28, 2022 by Juan Romulo Taleon

Practical Law

Legislative power and citizenship

The foreigner must still take an Oath of Allegiance before an officer duly authorized to take an oath, and its registration with the Bureau of Immigration

April 21, 2022 by Juan Romulo Taleon

Videos

Cyberbullying | Legal Diaries | #KalingangKatribu

Lawyer Julo Taleon discusses the elements and legalities of cyberbullying on ‘Kalingang KaTribu Legal Diaries,’ with host […]

March 18, 2022 by Juan Romulo Taleon