Community Tax

Community tax, often referred to as a community tax certificate or "cedula," is a local tax imposed by municipalities in some countries, including the Philippines. It is usually a small fee paid annually by residents to support local government services and infrastructure. The tax is often required for various administrative purposes, such as obtaining permits or conducting transactions. While it may not be a significant amount, it helps fund essential public services like education, health, and maintenance of public spaces, fostering community development and welfare.