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Friday, September 5, 2025
Revival of lending function (Majorem) quick lending to customers and friends via apps, money transfers etc
Thursday, August 28, 2025
Process - future projects: site selection and acquisition
Tuesday, August 26, 2025
HO Admin Plan for ICR coordinator - Edited 2025 *
1. Job title ICR Coordinator
2. Reports to Accounting and Finance Officer
3. Relationship to the customer/external
1. Maintains constant contact with customer through follow up to maintain ICR current
2. Ensures high level of customer experience through courteous but firm reminders, attys
letter and forfeiture (notarial cancellation) in coordination with SBU SFC
4. Overall description
Achieves sales and marketing objectives and KPI
5 Qualifications:
1. Academic college education, preferably accounting manager
2. Experience: preferably at least one year in the same kind of acitivty
3. EQ mature, does not crack under pressure, has leadership quality, , persistent goal oriented
determined
4. IQ analytical, practices critical thinking,
Job Responsibilities
Output Task Takt Steps Key point
Are transactions between landowner and developers involving installment sales covered by RA 6552?
This post is deep into a proposed transaction in an island province. This involves only 5 hectares but the price is staggering 9 numbers, the biggest I will encounter in my business life
Noted in the project and I propose that we back out:
1. The margin is very little. Some projects can be had for smaller amount
2. We will be a minority; but we have the intellectual property on the project
3. But the greatest obstacle of all is the inclusion of forfeiture provision under RA 6552 or Maceda law. It says that if you default in your installments, the owner through a notarial cancellation can forfeit all the installments that have been made. The installments that are to be made is monthly and this post maintains it is to be quarterly. Since the corporation is undercapitalized vs the size of the purchase, swallowing the whale as it were would be a failure. It is 60% sure, with the risk involved in the project, ie the marketing and financial risk that we would totally ruin ourselves Probably lose the P30 million we would make as dp, and probably P15M on MA
Our PO position is that it is covered. Other lawyers we talked said it is not. The internet post says that the said law only covers residential installment, and not agricultural, commercial or industrial. I am just wondering why our would be co incorporators placed such an adverse provision??
THEREFORE WE AVOID CTS BECAUSE THIS IS COVERED AND constitutes a great riks for us the developer - the installments can be zeroed out by mere letter of a lawyer. And is subject to VAT as may be classified by BIR as capital goods and subject to 12% vat.
Stick to our position as JV only especially if the MP is partially developed. PHL transaciton tax on Real Estate is designed to 1. up zonal valuation regularly and thus increase tax uptake for local and national tax agencies; 2. up the tax take on sales (but does nothing to improve the lot of the texpayer Clearly just to up tax take of the govt
[ REPUBLIC ACT NO. 6552, September 14, 1972 ]
AN ACT TO PROVIDE PROTECTION TO BUYERS OF REAL ESTATE ON INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS
SECTION 1. This Act shall be known as the "Realty Installment Buyer Protection Act".
SEC. 2. It is hereby declared a public policy to protect buyers of real estate on installment payments against onerous and oppressive conditions.
SEC. 3. In all transactions or contracts involving the sale or financing of real estate on installment payments, including residential condominium apartments but excluding industrial lots, commercial buildings and sales to tenants under Republic Act Numbered Thirty-eight hundred forty-four as amended by Republic Act Numbered Sixty-three hundred eighty-nine, where the buyer has paid at least two years of installments, the buyer is entitled to the following rights in case he defaults in the payment of succeeding installments: