Tax Collection

Requirements

Transfer Tax Payment

Certificate Authorizing Registration (CAR) or Proof of Payment (Bank Receipt)
Deed of Sale / Donation / Extrajudicial
Tax Clearance from Municipal or Provincial Treasurer’s Office
Tax Declaration (Certified Xerox or Owner’s Copy)
Transfer Certificate of Title

Real Property Payment

Copy of previous official receipt
Certified xerox or owner’s copy of tax declaration

RPT Tax Clearance

Original Copy of Official Receipt
Valid ID’s (Driver’s License, GSIS & SSS UMID ID, Passport, COMELEC ID, Senior Citizen’s ID, Postal ID)
Special Power of Attorney (in case of representative)
Municipal Tax Clearance

Quarry Resource Tax

Order of Payment from P.E.O
Official Receipt of Last Payment

Idle Land Tax

Tax Declaration

Amusement Tax

Mayor’s Permit
Business Permit
Government Permit
Annual Gross Receipts Certified by Accountant

Franchise Tax

Annual Gross Receipts Certified by Accountant

Annual Fixed Tax on Delivery Trucks or Vans

Official Receipt of Car Registration / Certificate of Registration

News and Events

Frontline Services:

Distribution of palay/corn, seeds and fertilizers
Distribution of Sexually and Asexually Propagated Seedlings, Vegetables Seeds and Fingerlings
Technical Assistance on Crop Production (Rice, Corn, HVCCI & Fisheries)
Promotion of Urban Agriculture / Gulayan sa Paaralan / Gulayan ng Masa / Organic Fertilizer Production / Mushroom Production / Urban Aquaculture
Promotion of Livelihood Trainings
Assistance for Income Generating Project (IGP) for Farmers, Homemakers, 4-H Club Member, NGOs
Validation of Agri-Infra Projects
Pest clinic for Pest Control
Soil Analysis for agricultural use
Access to Farm Machineries / Equipment and other Office Facilities
Farmers Information and Technology Services (FITS)

The Provincial Cooperative, Livelihood and Entrepreneurial Development Office is mandated to implement programs and services in the promotion and development of cooperatives and micro, small and medium enterprise (MSMEs) and in encouraging enterprising activities in the province in the consonance with national development thrusts, legislations and policies.

"Bringing people and resources together towards sustainable economic development"

Cavite Cooperative Development Center (CaCoDeC)
Capitol Road,Trece Martires City, Cavite
Telefax: (046) 419-1273; 419-0521

The Cavite Computer Center (CCC) is an extension office of the Provincial Governor, serves as a dynamic arm in providing computer literacy program for the people of Cavite Province especially for Out-of-School-Youth (OSY) cooperation with Department of Education Non Formal Studies. It started late December, 1999 spearhead by the Office of the Provincial Governor in collaboration with the Department of Education Culture and Sports Non-Formal Studies. As of now, our training applicants have gone up by the thousand comprising of OSY, government employees, NGO`s, individuals and even professionals who are seeking to enhance their computer skills. The success of CCC was brought about by our dedication and commitment in offering quality and significant free computer training.

Contact Information
MS. ANABELLE L. CAYABYAB, MPA
Provincial Government – Environment and Natural Resources Officer
Provincial Government-Environment and Natural Resources Office
Tel. No. (046) 419-0916
e-mail: pgenro_cavite@yahoo.com

Contact Information
Provincial Health Office
General Emilio Aguinaldo Hospital
Barangay Luciano, Trece Martires City
(046) 419-0123
pho@cavite.gov.ph

Contact Information

MA. KAREN B. CAMAÑAG-TUPAS
OIC -PROVINCIAL HOUSING DEVELOPMENT & MANAGEMENT OFFICE

YAHOO ACCOUNT: cavite_housing@yahoo.com
FB ACCOUNT: PhdmoCavite2017@yahoo.com

CONTACT NO.: (046) 419-2689

Contact Information

Ms. Lorena B. Cron
Provincial Population Officer
Provincial Capitol Building
Provincial Capitol Compound
Trece Martires City
Tel. No. (046) 419-2784
e-mail: population@cavite.gov.ph

The Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office (PSWDO)’s programs and services are geared towards promoting the rights and welfare of the poor, and marginalized for an improved quality of life.

For the past years, the PSWDO’s roles and functions have expanded in accordance with the Local Government Code, which was implemented in 1992. It directed the functions and operations of the Office as direct service provider and technical service provider.