Thursday 6 August 2020

Jose Mari Ponce, CEZA

The Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA), operator of the 54,118-hectare Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport (CSEZFP), has remitted to the National Treasury P240.592 million, representing 50 percent of its 2016 income.

CEZA public family members chief Joyce Marie Calimag stated the 2016 dividend charge is around P6 million more than the 2015 remittance of P234.296 million which then represented a fifty three-percentage increase over the 2014 determine of P152.884 million.

Calimag explained that as a central authority-owned-and-controlled-employer (GOCC), CEZA is required to remit at the least 50 percentage of its annual internet profits as cash, inventory or property dividends to the countrywide government primarily based on the revised implementing policies and policies of Republic Act 7656 or the Dividends Law.

She stated the remittance to the country wide treasury is on top of the 30-percent corporate profits tax it paid to the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and the taxes paid by way of CEZA locators and other earnings generated by using other authorities companies thru CEZA-related operations.

Jose Mari Ponce, CEZA administrator and chief executive officer, said the yearly remittance of CEZA to the authorities has been increasing no matter the problems the employer is facing.

“The beyond couple of years were a tough time for CEZA as it confronted major challenges that delivered a dramatic lower in its income however the enterprise’s resilience, flexibility and the management’s responsive rebranding approach have together contributed to the ecozone’s advantageous performance,” Ponce stated.

Calimag stated that based at the Commission on Government Owned and Controlled Corporations (CGOCCs), out of the 212 GOCCs inside the u . S . A ., most effective 20 GOCC’s have remitted so far and CEZA is ranked as the eleventh in phrases of quantity remitted.

She stated CEZA ranked sixteenth in 2015 amongst 50 GOCCs which means that the ecozone has been working at a income within the remaining numerous years, on pinnacle of being an monetary increase nexus in northeastern Luzon.

CEZA remitted P88.395 million to the national government for the 2006-2012, and P100.016 million for 2013.

CEZA and CSEZFP were created under Republic Act 7922 or the Cagayan Special Economic Zone Act of 1995 which become enacted into law to deliver financial growth, employment and decentralized development in northeastern Luzon.

CEZA manages and develops CSEZFP, which occupies the complete metropolis of Santa Ana in Cagayan province as well as the islands of Fuga, Barit and Mabbag inside the metropolis of Aparri.

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