Are you having problems in doing your tax planning system? Do you still have a problem regarding paying your taxes? Or do you want to know more about taxes?

The Center for Global Best Practices will hold a two-day seminar that will focus on tax planning entitled, “Year-End Tax Planning- The Right Way!” on October 01-02 at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel, Mandaluyong City.

Top lecturer from top law firms in the country will be impart knowledge in creating tax system. All cases and issues on TAX will also be taught and lectured.

Aside from lectures, attendees  will also do exercises to enhance their skills in tax planning.

The event key speaker and lecturer will be Rosario Bernaldo, CPA founder of law and accounting firm Bernaldo, Mirador law Offices and RS Bernaldo & Associates.

This one time event offers group discounts for three or more attendees. Registration is now open. For more inquiries, please call (02) 842-7148 or log on to www.cgbp.org or email jessica@cgbp.org.

People in Visayas and Mindanao are all invited to witness the 10th Cebu Franchising Expo 2009 that will showcase different franchise business from small scale to large scale franchise.

The 10th Cebu Franchising Expo will be held on September 11-13, 2009 at the SM City Cebu Tradehall. A seminar will also be conducted on the 12th day at around 1:30 pm at the SM City Cebu, Conference Hall D.

The event is brought to us by RK Franchise Consultancy, Robbit Advertising, Phoenix, FOXCHIT Business System, Inc., Filipino International Franchise Association, O Hair salon and Living Water .

For more information about the event feel free to contact Events/Expos Organizers Inc. 104 Minnesota mansion, 277 Ermin Garcia St., Cubao QC. or 16 SA Mars S., Villa Christina Subdivision Puta Princesa, Cebu City.

Call them at: (032) 273-3827/238-3933

Email: info@ceoexpos.com

Learn how to earn money while at home. Come and visit the food Processing Seminar organized by the Golden treasure Skills and Development Program which will be held on September 13, 2009 at the College of Social Work and Community Development located at the Magsaysay Ave., cor Ylanan St., university of the Philippines, Diliman Quezon city.

The event will start at 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.

Attendees will be taught how to make tocino, skinless longanisa, Chinese (canton) sausages, embutido, chicken nuggets, chicken and pork ham, pork kikiam, corn beef, bangus deboning, fish kikiam, fish ball, fish fillet, spaninsh and tomato sardines, fish burger, and squid ball.

For inquiries just call, 436-78-26, 421-1577, 913-6551 and 433-7601.

Six deserving people from different walks of life were given and cited Ramon Magsaysay Award last August 30 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.

The Ramon Magsaysay Awards deemed as Asia’s version of the Nobel Peace Prize is the Asia’s most coveted award giving to chosen people who created powerful awareness and advocacies to its nation and people.

The six awardees came from Burma, China, Philippines, Thailand and India.

First is Krisana Kraisintu of Thailand. She is awarded for “her placing pharmaceutical rigor at the service of patients, through her untiring and fearless dedication to producing much-needed generic drugs in Thailand and elsewhere in the developing world.”

Two individuals from China is also cited, they are:

Yu Xiaogang for “his fusing the knowledge and tools of science with deep sense of social justice, in assisting dam-affected communities in China to shape the development projects that impact their natural environment and their lives.”

Ma Jun for “his harnessing technology and power of information to address China’s water crisis, and mobilizing pragmatic, multi-sectoral, and collaborative efforts to ensure sustainable benefits for China’s environment and society.”

Burma’s Ka Hsaw Wa is awarded for “his dauntlessly pursuing nonviolent yet effective channels of redress, exposure, and education for the defense of human rights, the environment, and democracy in Burma,” and lastly

Antonio Oposa, Jr. from the Philippines for “his path-breaking and passionate crusade to engage Filipinos in acts of enlightened citizenship that maximize the power of law to protect and nurture the environment for themselves, their children and generations still to come.”

The six awardees were given certificates, a medallion bearing the likeness of the late Philippine president Ramon Magsaysay and a cash prize.