Dumaguete City’s steady development is supported not only by public leadership but also by private corporations that faithfully fulfill their tax obligations. Displayed on the official Treasurer’s Office queue monitor, the Top 20 Corporate Taxpayers of Dumaguete City for Fiscal Year 2024 recognize companies that made the largest contributions to the city’s local revenues.
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These tax contributions play a vital role in funding essential public services, infrastructure projects, and social programs that benefit Dumagueteños every day.
Why Corporate Tax Contributions Matter in Dumaguete City
Local taxes collected by the Dumaguete City Government are used to support a wide range of services, including:
- Road improvement and traffic management
- Public hospitals and health centers
- Clean water and sanitation services
- Public schools and educational programs
- Disaster risk reduction and emergency response
Strong tax compliance from major corporations helps ensure that Dumaguete City remains financially capable of meeting the needs of its growing population.
Top 20 Corporate Taxpayers of Dumaguete City – FY 2024
According to the Treasurer’s Office display, the following corporations ranked as the Top 20 Corporate Taxpayers in Dumaguete City for Fiscal Year 2024:
- Freemont Corporation
- Robinson’s Supermarket Corp.
- Dynamic Development Corp.
- Golden Arches Development Corp.
- Fresh N’ Famous Food Inc.
- 77 Living Spaces Inc.
- San Miguel Brewery Inc.
- Filinvest Land, Inc.
- PMFTC Inc.
- UY Condev Corporation
- Metro Pacific Dumaguete Water Services Inc.
- 129 Food Corp.
- Robinsons Land Corp.
- New Bian Yek Commercial, Inc.
- 1110 Food Corp.
- Rustan Coffee Corporation
- Davao CitiHardware, Inc.
- JT International (Philippines), Inc.
- Altius Infocom, Inc.
- Yoldi, Larena & Ortiz Corp.
What This Says About Dumaguete’s Economy
The list reflects Dumaguete City’s diverse economic base—spanning retail, food services, real estate, utilities, construction, and manufacturing. The presence of both national corporations and local enterprises highlights the city’s role as a regional commercial hub in Negros Oriental.
Companies involved in utilities and property development further signal the city’s expanding residential and commercial demand, driven by education, tourism, and migration.
Transparency and Good Governance
Publicly recognizing top taxpayers promotes transparency and accountability in local governance. It also encourages responsible corporate citizenship and reinforces public trust in the city’s revenue collection system.
Conclusion
The Top 20 Corporate Taxpayers of Dumaguete City for FY 2024 play a crucial role in sustaining the city’s growth and public services. Their contributions go beyond business success—they directly support the welfare, infrastructure, and future development of Dumaguete City.
As the city continues to grow, strong partnerships between the local government and the private sector will remain essential in building a resilient and progressive Dumaguete.
