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Mayor Isko eases permits approval; city nets P552-M collection in 100 days
October 9, 2025
|Manila Bulletin
The city government of Manila has recorded over ₱552 million in collections from business taxes, licenses, and permits during the first 100 days under Mayor Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso due to faster permit approvals and tighter fiscal management.
In a report presented on Wednesday, Oct. 8, Domagoso announced that the reopening of the Electronic Business One-Stop Shop (E-BOSS) contributed to more efficient processing times. Renovation and fit-out permits are now approved within one to three days, while permits for residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial construction take three to five days.
The number of zoning requirements has also been reduced, from 22 to seven for applications, and from 15 to five for appeals. These changes aim to simplify compliance for businesses and developers.
He stated that the city's general tax amnesty program had collected ₱141.6 million from delinquent taxpayers.
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