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    BIR Concerns

    in Money, Finance, Investments, Crypto, Stocks, Banking, Business, Loans

    Posted

    Im just curious. We submit quarterly vat sales and purch na naka-input sa BIR RELIEF (galing sa BIR yung program).

    Pano nila malalaman na ang naka-input dun tama? :unsure:

     

    matre-trace nila un kapag ung inissue m na invoice sa customer, sinubmit ng customer as a tax rebate ng vat.

     

    the only way para maka-takas ka is either ndi i-submit ng customer ung invoice or better yet, wag ka mag-issue ng invoice. hehe.

    Propose A Law

    in Politics, Economy & Current Events

    Posted

    1. ibalik ang death penalty

    2. people na mababanga sa EDSA under sa "no j-walking", dapat makulong and bayaran ung damages sa car. (ndi human rights ang tatawid sa kalsada dahil mas convenient gawin un kaysa sa umakyat ng bridge para safe ang tawid)

    3. bawalan ung mga jeep na mahahaba. dapat mern nang standard size ang mga jeep. (ung ibang jeep, mas mahaba pa sa limo. amf talaga!)

    Where To Invest 200k?

    in Money, Finance, Investments, Crypto, Stocks, Banking, Business, Loans

    Posted · Edited by test1985

    for high return ng money m, invest on a prospective business. un nga lng, high risk dn cya. case in point, water refilling station.

     

    list of possible business na pwd m pasukan w/ 200k while not quitting your day job:

    1. small time import ng mga payong from china (start importing by April para sa May, nandito na ung items m). don't forget to look for dealers agad sa mga provinces.

    2. if you know how to write progams, offer your services to small and medium companies. (time and effort lng to)

    3. junk shop. buy scrap metals per kilo and export it to thailand.

     

    if you're into less riskier options but w/ less returns:

    1. invest in funds (para diversified ung portfolio m). pero not 100% sa funds.

    2. you can put 20-30% dn sa time deposit (just to be safe para mern ka parin natatago)

    3. allocate 15-20% sa short-term and long-term bonds

    4. go for "blue chip" stocks. (but do your research. you can earn or fail misserably here)

    5. DO NOT EVER EVER TOUCH: Futures/Options of any kind (currency, stocks, bonds, etc) or any kind of structured products for that matter. (if you don't understand it)

    6. DO NOT EVER EVER EVER TOUCH: leverages sa mga investment options m KHT NA YOU FULLY UNDERSTAND HOW IT WORKS. (you may earn 10x the value of you investment in just a day, pero 85% of the time, you will be in debt 10x your initial investment)

     

     

    maging mautak ka lng. e.g.: bank is offering you an FX option for AUD strike 0.96 for 1 month. current price is 0.91. interest rate of 3% per anum.

     

    translation: bank projects AUD is going up by next month. do you want to BET that it will not reach 0.96? if your guess is right, for an initial investment of 100k AUD, you get around 200+ AUD. if you're wrong, you loose around 700+ AUD per 0.01 cent above 0.96.

     

    think outisde the box: sinabi na sayo na tataas ung AUD, bumili ka nalang ng AUD tapos benta m after 1 month. higher return a lot less risk!

     

    Hope this helps!

    Dsl Or Cable Broadband?

    in Technology and Computer problems

    Posted

    Technically speaking, cable internet is faster, if you are near the source provider. Otherwise, ADSL would be faster because the telephone lines has long been established.

     

    pero if you're paying 1-2 mbps lng, go for ADSL kc ndi naman nila nalilimit ung bandwidth na binibigay sayo. case in point: i'm paying for 3 mbps but i get 5 mbps sa caloocan monumento area. not sure w/ the cable internets though.

     

    pero lately, the service has sucked so bad, and i'm opting to reach 6mbps through skynet. unfortunately, ndi pa daw servicable ung area ng caloocan.

    Computer Troubleshooting And Repair

    in Technology and Computer problems

    Posted

    Eto ung steps:

     

    1. open IE (or any browser for that matter)

    2. access the router GUI (usually http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1)

    3. type in username and password to login

    4. Look for something like "Advanced" (if you're using D-LINK)

    5. Under sa port forwarding, Name = "Torrent".

    6. public port and private port = <port na ginagamit ng torrent client m> (google m nlang kung papanu)

    7. IP address = <ip address m> (start > run > cmd > ipconfig)

     

    ung downloads m will go from 1-2kbps to 200kbps na siguro. Hope that helps!

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