An excerpt from http://www.manilastandardtoday.com/?page=news1_jan11_2008
A Government plan to impose tax on text messages drew immediate criticism from Congress and consumers.
"The government is rubbing salt into the wound by first rejecting a bill to suspend the [value-added tax] on oil products, and then expressing openness to tax another daily-life necessity—texting,” said Senator Mar Roxas, chairman of the committee on trade and commerce.
Roxas accused the government of being insensitive by entertaining a tax on popular text messaging services on mobile phones, while refusing to suspend the 12 percent tax on petroleum products.
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