ASSESSMENT SERVICES

          The Municipal Assessor's Office is the overall in-charge of the assesssment and appraisal of real property for taxation purposes and is considered one of the sources of revenue of the municipality of General Trias. Assessment is being made on real properties to come up with an assessed value to arrive on the computation of Real Property Tax.


Percentage Sharing on Real Property Tax:

   Province       - 30 %

   Municipality - 40 %

   Barangay      - 25 %


Real Properties Subject for Assessment:

   1.  Land

   2.  Buildings/Improvements

   3.  Machineries


Classification of Real Properties/Sub-Classification

   Residential       -  1st to 5th class

   Commercial     -  1st to 3rd class

   Industrial         -  uniform rate (1997 revision)

   Agricultural     -  (by commodity - Riceland Irr., Corland etc)

   Special Class    - (Cultural, Scientific, Hospital, Local Water

                               District, GOCC

                           -  engaged in the supply and distribution of

                               water and generation and transmission

                               of electric power).


REQUIREMENTS IN THE ISSUANCE OF TAX DECLARATION

 

1. SIMPLE TRANSFER (1 photocopy each duly authenticated)

        a. Certified true copy (if possible) of the Title of the

            property (if titled)

        b. Registered Deed of Instrument

        c. Latest payment of Real Property Tax (Tax Clearance from

            the Treasurer's Office)                  

        d. Transfer Tax receipt to be secured from the Provincial

            Treasurer's Office

        e. Cancelled Title of property

        f.  Certificate Authorizing Registration (CAR from the BIR)

        g. For Agricultural Land - DAR Clearance for land covered

            by DAR programs.


    1.1  Masterlist of FB's from the MARO Office

    1.2  Approved Subdivision Plan

    1.3  Ocular inspection to determine actual classification


2. SUBDIVISION (photocopy each duly authenticated)

         a. Approved subdivision plan (1 copy of blue print)

         b. Latest payment of Real Property Tax or Certificate of

            Tax Payment

         c. Subdivision Agreement if not in same name

         d. Certified true copy (if possible) of Titles of the property

         e. Cancelled Title of property


3. NEW DECLARATION (per request/discovery) FOR BUILDING

         a. Building Permit and/or Certificate of Occupancy

         b. Building Plan

         c. Sworn Statement


FOR MACHINERY

         a. Sales Invoice or any document showing acquisition cost

         b. Sworn Statement


4. REVISION (Change in area, reclassification, correction of

    names, etc)

        a. Any supporting documents/justification for the revision

            of Tax Declaration.


STEPS IN REQUESTING FOR REAL PROPERTY DOCUMENTS


TRANSFER OF TAX DECLARATION


1.  The Front Desk Clerk will gather all the required

     documents from the client.

2.  Said documents will then be presented to the Municipal

     Assessor.

3.  If the documents are complete :

     a.  The Municipal Assessor will forward the documents

          to the Assessment Clerk I or Clerk II.

     b.  The typist will encode the tax declaration.

     c.  The LAOO I or the LAOO II will review the encoded

          tax declaration and affix his/ her initials on it if all

          details are correct.  

     d.  Numbering and cancellation of previous tax declaration

          will follow.

     e.  The Municipal Assessor will review the documents

          before signing.

      f.  The Owner's Copy will then be released to the client.

4.  If the documents are incomplete, the Municipal Assessor

     will ask the client to complete the documents required

     in securing a tax declaration.


CERTIFIED TRUE COPY AND OTHER CERTIFICATION


1.  The Front Desk Clerk will ask from the clients the name and

     location of the property to find.

2.  The Clerk will check the file in the record room.

3.  The Clerk will ask permission from the Municipal Assessor

     to proceed with the transaction.

4.  The typist will encode the tax declaration.

5.  The LAOO I or LAOO II will review the encoded tax

     declaration then affix his/her initials.

6.  The Municipal Assessor or her authorized representative

     will sign the documents.

7.  The Certified True Copy or Certification will be released

     to the client.


TREASURY SERVICES


     The Treasurer's Office being the income-generating unit of the municipality takes seriously the responsibility of implementing an effective and efficient system of tax collection. Beyond its objectives, it is also doing its share in improving the tax collection  campaign as part  of its commitment in contributing to national and local development.


TWO MAIN FUNCTIONS


1. Disbursement  -   the municipal treasury undertakes the

                              disbursement of the  purchases,loan

                              servicing, remittances, salaries and

                              wages and other such obligations of

                              the LGU.

2. Collection         -   it is also the function of the municipal

                              treasury to collect all taxes, fees, charges,

                              penalties and other moneys due to the

                              municipality,  such as:

                                   1. Real Property Tax

                                   2. Business Tax

                                   3. Community tax


3. Other Fees and Charges as mandated under the Municipal Tax

   Ordinance, Revised Municipal Revenue Code and other

   pertinent Laws, Ordinances and Resolutions.


   All collections are immediately deposited to the specified

depository banks of the LGU.


REAL PROPERTY TAX


Kind of Taxable Real Properties :

1.  Land

2.  Building

3.  Machine


Rate of Tax :

1.  Basic Tax   -   1% of assesses value

2.  Special Education Fund  -  1% of assessed value


Time of Payment :

Real Property Taxes shall accrue on the first day of January of

each year.


Manner of Payment :

• Full Payment

• Quarterly Installment, with the following schedule :

          1st Quarter Installment  - due on or before March 31,

                                             of the current year

          2nd Quarter Installment - due on of before June 30,

                                             of the current year

          3rd Quarter Installment  - due on or before September 30,

                                             of the current year

          4th Quarter Intallement  - due on or before December 1,

                                              of the current year


Discounts :

1.  Ten percent  (10%) discount - for "Prompt" Payment

                                              (payment made within schedule)

2.  Twenty percent  (20%) discount - for "Advance" Payment

                                              (payment made before schedule).


Interest :

A two percent (2%) per month interest shall be collected for

late payment with a maximum of 36 months or 72%.


Sharing of Collection :


1.  Basic Tax  -  35 % goes to the Province

                      -  40 % goes to the municipality

                      -  25 % goes to the barangay


2.  SEF Tax    -  50% goes to the province

                     -  50 % goes to the municipality


Steps/Requirements for Real Property Tax Payments

1.  If newly declared, secure Tax Declaration from the Office

     of the Municipal Assessor.

2.  Present the Tax Declaration for the proper computation

     of Real Property Tax.

3.  Pay the computed tax and ask for your official

     receipt/receipts.


Who Shall Pay?

1.  Persons, natural or juridical, residing in the municipality

2.  18  years of age or over


Rate of Tax:

Basic Community Tax

            (Individual)    -------  P 5.00

            (Corporate)    -------  P 500.00


Additional Tax        

            (Individual)    -------  P1.00 for every P 1,000.00

                                                 of annual gross income earned

                                                 from conduct of business

                                                 practice of profession and

                                                 other income.

             (Corporate)   -------  P2.00 for every P 5,000.00

                                                 of gross receipts or earning but

                                                 not to exceed P 10,000.00


Place of Payment :

         The Community tax shall be paid in the Office of the

Municipal Treasurer or to the deputized Barangay Treasurer.


Time of Payment :

         The Community Tax shall accrue on the 1st day of

January each year which shall be paid not later than the last

date of February of each year.


Penalties for Deliquency:

          If the tax is not paid within the time specified,

there shall be added to the unpaid  amount and interest of

twenty-four percent (24%) per annum from the due date

until it is paid.


Allocation of Proceeds :

a.  100 percent (100%) of the proceeds of the Community tax

     collected by the Municipal Treasurer shall accrue entirely

     to the general fund of the LGU.

b.  The proceeds of the Community Tax collected through

     the Barangay Treasurers shall be apportioned as follows :

     1.  Fifty percent (50%) shall accrue to the gneral fund

          of the LGU

     2.  Fifty percent (50%) shall accrue to the barangay

          where the tax is collected.


REGISTRATION AND TRANSFER FEES ON LARGE CATTLE


Imposition of Fee :

         The owner of a large cattle is required to register said

cattle with the Municipal Treasurer for which a certificate of

ownership shall be issued to the owner upon payment of a

registration fee as follows :

   a.  For Certificate of Ownership          -P  100.00

   b.  For Certificate of Transfer              -   100.00

   c.  For Registration  of Private Brand   -    50.00


        The transfer fee shall be collected only once if a large

cattle is transferred more than once in a day.


Time and Manner of Payment :

        The registration fee shall be paid to the Municipal

Treasurer upon registration or transfer of ownership of

the large cattle.


ZONING

 

REQUIREMENTS FOR SECURING LOCATIONAL CLEARANCE

        CERTIFICATE OF ZONING COMPLIANCE


Basic Requirements:


1.     Duly accomplished and notarized Application Form and

        Residence Certificate

2.     Photocopy of the certificate ot Title/Move-In/Acceptance/

        Transfer of Rights

3.     Tax Declaration

4.     Duly notarized Deed of Sale, Deed of Donation, Contract of

        Lease or Authorization to Use of Land.

5.     Vicinity, Site Development Plan, Floor Plan, Elevation,

        Sewerage, Water Drainage Plan, Electrical

        and Mechanical Plan

6.     Processing Fee

7.     Environmental Compliance Certificate (secure from DENR)

8.     Photocopy of Contract Cost Agreement and Detailed

        Estimates of Materials,  Labor, Machinery and Equipment

9.     Health Clearance

10.   SEC Registration

11.   NWRB, General Trias Water District Permit, Well Log

        and Pumping Test

12.   Barangay Clearance/Homeowner's Certification to

        Construct,  DOTC Clearance (If applicable)

13.   For project situated in tenanted rice and/or cornlands;

        Endorsement/Recommendation from the Dept. of Agrarian

        Reform (DAR) and for conversion in other uses;

        Conversion Order.


             For  Manufacturing Project  

(Applicable to small, medium or large industry)


1.     Description of Industry

       a. Types and volume of raw materials used

       b. Products manufactured or stored

       c. Average production output/capacity

           per day/week/month

       d. Industrial waste and plans for pollution control

       e. Description and flow of manufacturing process

       f.  Manpower requirements for professional, technical,

           skilled and laborers

       g. Investment Cost and project life span

       h. Future Plans


2.     Sworn Special Power of Attorney  for representative to file



              For  Manufacturing Project 

  (Applicable to small, medium or large industry)


1.     Description of Industry

       a. Types and volume of raw materials used

       b. Products manufactured or stored

       c. Average production output/capacity

          per day/week/month

       d. Industrial waste and plans for pollution control

       e. Description and flow of manufacturing process

       f.  Manpower requirements for professional,

           technical, skilled and laborers

       g. Investment Cost and project life span

       h. Future Plans


2.     Sworn Special Power of Attorney for representative to file


REQUIREMENTS FOR SECURING BASE STATIONS OF

CELLULAR MOBILE, TELEPHONE SERVICE,

PAGING SERVICE, TRUNKING SERVICE AND

OTHER WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

SERVICE PERMITS

 

Requirements:


1.     Vicinity Map (Scale 1:1000 showing the exact location of

        the proposed base station within a radius of 200 meters)

2.     Site Plan (Scale 1:500)

            a. Layout of proposed project showing all structures

            b. Area and boundaries of lot (property line)

3.     Proof of Ownership (Title, Tax Declaration, Contract to Sell,

        Lease Agreement or written and duly notarized owner's

        consent to use,etc.)

4.     Certified true copy of National Telecommunication

        Commission's Provisional Authority (PA), Certificate

        of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN),

        Certificate of Registration to provide

        Telecommunication Services, ATO Clearance.            

5.     Conversion Order from the Department of Agrarian

        Reform if project is located within the agricultural zone.

6.     Radiation Protection Evaluation Report from Radiation

        Health Service of the Department of Health (DOH).

7.     Written Consent:

             a. Subdivision:  (Approval of Homeowner's Association

                or consent affidavit of non-objection from majority

                of actual occupants and owners of property.

             b. Buildings:  Unoccupied - consent of the owner

                 developer occupied

                 - consent/affidavit of

                 non-objection from owner developer       

                 - consent of the governing board/body of the duly

                 - constituted condominium association including all

                  tenants occupying the top most floor directly below

                  the base station.

                 - consent of the owner and majority of tenants of the

                  adjoining  buildings.

8.     Barangay Council Resolution endorsing the base station

9.     Bill of Materials and Estimated Cost

10.   Authorization of persons allowed to follow-up the clearance.



ENGINEERING

PROCESS OF OBTAINING A BUILDING PERMIT

The following are the steps that an applicant has to undertake in

applying for a Building Permit:


1. The applicant or the designing architect or engineer

    in-charge of the project (whichever is applicable)

    accomplishes the necessary forms

    (Building, Electrical, Sanitary/Plumbing permit)

    available at the Engineering Office.

2. The applicant will be asked to secure a Locational Clearance

    from the Office of the MPDC. Said applicant may transact

    with the Planning Officer and the Zoning Administrator of

    that office.

3. The Engineering Office will then prepare an Endorsement

    Letter to be transmitted to the Chief Local Fire Marshall. 

    The Engineer I of the said office will prepare the said letter,

    to be approved by the Building Official.

4. The Chief Local Fire Marshall will issue a Fire Safety

    Certificate to be forwarded to the Office of the

    Building Official.

5. The Engineer I of the Engineering Office will evaluate and

    make an assessment of all the requirements of the proposed

    building plans submitted by the applicant.

6. An order of payment will be prepared to be approved by

    the Building Official. Assessment of fees for Building Permit

    are based on the National Building Code and the Local

    Government Code.

7.  The applicant pays the building fee at the Treasurer's Office.

8.  The Building Permit document will be prepared by the

     Engineer I of the Engineering Office, subject for approval

     of the Building Official.

9.  The Building Official will then sign the Building Permit.

10. The Building Permit will then be released to the

     applicant/client.



REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION


1. Lot Plan (2 copies)  duly prepared, signed and sealed by

   a duly licensed Geodetic Engineer.

         A.  In case the applicant is the registered owner of the lot :

               • Certified True Copy of the Transfer Certificate of Title

                    (TCT)  (2copies)

               • Tax Declaration (2 copies)

               • Current Real Property Tax official receipt

               or Certificate of non-tax deliquency (2 copies)

         B.  In case the applicant is not the owner of the lot :

               • Two copies of duly notarized copy of either:

                     1.   Contract of Lease

                     2.  Deed of Absolute Sale

                     3.  Contract of Sale

2. Architectural, Structural, Sanitary, Electrical and Mechanical

    Plans, (5 sets)  duly prepared, signed and sealed by

    a duly licensed :

           a. Architect or Civil Engineer for architectural and

              structural portion

           b. Sanitary Engineer or Master Plumber for not more than

              20 units of plumbing fixtures for sanitary portion

           c. Professional Electrical Engineer or Master Electrician

              for not more than 4 kilowatts load for electrical portion.

           d. Professional Mechanical Engineer for mechanical portion, 

               (if any)

NOTE :  Attach xerox copies  of Engineer's Licenses and current PTR 

3. Cost Estimates and Bill of Materials  (4 copies)

4. Specifications  (4 copies)

5. For structure of more than 7.5 meters in height,

   Structural Design and Computations, Seismic Analysis are required

6. Fire Safety Permit   (to be secured  at the Chief of Local Fire

   Service upon endorsement by the Building Official

7. Certificate of Soil Poisoning of the building area

8. In case of Industrial or any Environmental affecting structure,  

   Certificate from authorized government agencies, DENR, etc.

9. Permit Forms issued in this office should be completely and 

    legibly filled-up to be signed and sealed by  Engineer/Architect,

    etc. 

10. Barangay Clearance  (Permit to Construct)  2 copies 

11. President of Homeowner's Association Clearance

    (Permit to Construct) 2 copies


ORDINARY


1. House Floor Plan showing complete dimension

   (with developer's approval)

2. Land Title,  Contract to Lease,  Contract to Sell or

    Deed of Absolute Sale (in case the House Owner is

    not the Lot Owner, Affidavit permitting to use the lot)

3. Tax Declaration with latest Official Receipt of tax payment

4. Barangay Clearance (Permit to Construct)

5. President of Homeowner's Clearance (Permit to Construct)


REQUIREMENTS FOR SECURING FENCING PERMITS

1. Land Title, Contract of Lease, Contract to Sell,

   or Deed of Absolute sale

   (In case the OWNER is not the Lot Owner, Affidavit

   permitting to use the Lot).

2. Tax Declaration with latest Official Receipt of Tax Payment , 

   Declaration of Real Property Tax

3. Location  Plan  (4 copies)  duly signed and sealed by

   Geodetic Engineer,  Structural Design  for Fencing Plan 

   (4 copies)  duly signed and sealed by Architect or

   Civil Engineer with their License and latest PTR.

4. Barangay Clearance  (Permit to Construct)

5. Cost Estimate and Bill of materials  (4 copies)

 

PROCESS OF OBTAINING OCCUPANCY PERMIT


The following are the steps that an applicant has to

undertake in securing an Occupancy Permit:


1. The applicant or the engineer in-charge of the project

    (whichever is applicable) has to accomplish the

    necessary forms (Completion Forms) available at

    the Engineering Office.

2. All the requirements for Occupancy Permit will be

    evaluated and assessed by the Engineer I

    of the said office.

3.  An Endorsement Letter will be prepared to be

    approved by the Municipal Engineer to be transmitted

    to the Chief Local Fire Marshall.

4. The Chief Local Fire Marshall will issue a Fire Safety

    Certificate to be forwarded to the Office of the

    Building Official.

5. The Enginer I of the Engineering Office will prepare

    the Order of Payment to be approved by the Building

    Official.  Fees are based on the National Building Code.

6.  The applicant pays the Occupancy Permit Fee at the

     Treasurer's Office.

7.  The Engineer I of the Engineering Office will then

     prepare the Occupancy Permit.

8.  The Building Official will approve and sign the

     Occupancy Permit.

9.  The Occupancy Permit will then be released to

     the applicant/client.




REQUIREMENTS IN APPLYING FOR A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY

Basic Requirements:


  1. Two (2) sets of AS - BUILT Plan (signed and sealed by a duly licensed civil engineer or architect.
  2. Log Book (Construction Activities)
  3. Four (4) photo copies (pictures) - Front, Right, Left and Rear views of the building
  4. Environmental Compliance Certificate - to be secure from DENR
  5. Certificate of Completion of Civil, Sanitary, Electric and Mechanical Works - sign and sealed by a duly Licensed (Forms available at the Building Official)
  6. Fire Safety Certificate of Final Inspection (to be secure from Chief of Local Fire Services, General Trias, Cavite upon endorsement by the Building Official.


 Note: Attach xerox copy of Engineer's Licenses and PTR's