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ARTICLE · 17 MAY 2004

Outsourcing in the Philippines

Summary : Outsourcing is considered as one of the bright spots in the Philippine economy. It will be a major driver of growth for the next five years. The Philippine Government has enacted several policy directives to attract foreign investment in this area, including tax incentives, customs perks, and a favorable labor policy. Several of these tax and fiscal incentives are discussed in this article.

PhilippinesEmployment and HR
Angelo Advincula
Angelo Advincula

(Summary : Outsourcing is considered as one of the bright spots in the Philippine economy. It will be a major driver of growth for the next five years. The Philippine Government has enacted several policy directives to attract foreign investment in this area, including tax incentives, customs perks, and a favorable labor policy. Several of these tax and fiscal incentives are discussed in this article.)

Outsourcing is either a dirty word or the holy grail, depending on which side of the debate you’re on.

It’s one of the hottest of the hot button economic issues this political season in the United States, with John Kerry declaring companies who outsource as "modern day Benedict Arnolds". There is legislation pending in several US States prohibiting outsourcing of state government contracts.

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