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Existing Incentive From Other Agencies Existing Investment Provided by DENR

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The document outlines various incentives provided to holders of different forestry management agreements (IFMA, SIFMA, FLAG, FLAGMA, CBFMA) by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and the Board of Investments (BOI). These incentives include waived government shares/rentals for 5 years, entitlement to harvest and sell planted trees and crops, exemption from forest charges, compensation for developments if agreements are cancelled, and technical assistance for organizing. Tax incentives are also provided under the Tourism Estate Zone Act (TEZA).

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The document outlines various incentives provided to holders of different forestry management agreements (IFMA, SIFMA, FLAG, FLAGMA, CBFMA) by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and the Board of Investments (BOI). These incentives include waived government shares/rentals for 5 years, entitlement to harvest and sell planted trees and crops, exemption from forest charges, compensation for developments if agreements are cancelled, and technical assistance for organizing. Tax incentives are also provided under the Tourism Estate Zone Act (TEZA).

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The document outlines various incentives provided to holders of different forestry management agreements (IFMA, SIFMA, FLAG, FLAGMA, CBFMA) by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and the Board of Investments (BOI). These incentives include waived government shares/rentals for 5 years, entitlement to harvest and sell planted trees and crops, exemption from forest charges, compensation for developments if agreements are cancelled, and technical assistance for organizing. Tax incentives are also provided under the Tourism Estate Zone Act (TEZA).

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Existing Incentive From Other Agencies Existing Investment Provided by DENR

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The document outlines various incentives provided to holders of different forestry management agreements (IFMA, SIFMA, FLAG, FLAGMA, CBFMA) by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and the Board of Investments (BOI). These incentives include waived government shares/rentals for 5 years, entitlement to harvest and sell planted trees and crops, exemption from forest charges, compensation for developments if agreements are cancelled, and technical assistance for organizing. Tax incentives are also provided under the Tourism Estate Zone Act (TEZA).

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Existing Incentive from Existing Investment

other agencies provided by DENR


IFMA IPP incentives provided Waived of government
by BOI (fiscal and non share/rental for 5 yrs
fiscal) (new)
SIFMA IPP incentives provided Waived of government
by BOI (fiscal and non share/rental for 5 yrs
fiscal) (new)

DAO No. 2004 -30:


Section 13. Incentives
to the SIFMA Holder.
All SIFMA holders shall
be
entitled to the
following incentives

13.1 All planted trees,


crops and products
therefrom belong to
the SIFMA holder who
shall have the right to
harvest sell and utilize
such trees and crops,
except those retained
for environmental
protection purposes

13.2 Export of logs,


lumber and other
forest products
harvested from the
SIFM A shall be allowed
by the DENR in
accordance with the
government allocation
system.

13.3 All plantation


products derived from
the SIFMA area shall be
exempted from
payment of forest
charges.

13.4 Entitlement to
appropriate and
reasonable
compensation for the
developments in the
area, in case Of
cancellation of the
SIFMA without cause
or for public interest.

13.5 Participants of
this program who are
actual occupants shalI
be given priority in the
event rules regulations
or laws in the future
shall allow a more
permanent tenurial
arrangement.

13.6 No restrictions on
the use of the SIFMA
and the improvements
in the SIFMA area as
collateral for obtaining
loans for the
improvement of the
SIFMA area, provided'
that there is prior
approval of the issuing
authority of the SIFMA;
and

13.7 Technical
assistance should
SIFMA holders wish to
confederate into a
larger organization.
FLAG
FLAGt Tax incentives under
TEZA
FLGMA
CBFMA Free from admin fees,
no government shares

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