The Motorized Tricycle Operator's Permit (MTOP) is a document granting franchise or license to a person, natural or juridical, allowing them to operate a tricycle-for-hire over a specified zone or route.
- Community Tax Certificate
- Barangay Clearance
- Certificate from Tricycle Association
- Certificate of Registration (CR) and Official Receipt of Motor
- Official Receipt / Sales Invoice if the motor is newly acquired or purchased
- Deed of Sale if the motor is repossessed or repurchased from a previous owner
- Dropping Order if the motor purchased has an MTOP from another zone/municipality
- Official Receipt / Sales Invoice if the motor is newly acquired or purchased
- Deed of Sale if the motor is repossessed or repurchased from a previous owner
- Dropping Order if the motor purchased has an MTOP from another zone/municipality
The Community Tax Certificate is issued upon payment of community tax (tax proper and additional tax), payable by qualifying individuals and corporations (juridical entities).
- Every inhabitant of Pilar, 18 years of age or over, who has been regularly employed on a wage or salary basis for at least 30 consecutive working days during any calendar year
- Anyone engaged in business or occupation
- Anyone who owns real property with an aggregate assessed value of ₱1,000.00 or more
- Anyone required by law to file an income tax return
- Every corporation, however created or organized, whether domestic or resident foreign, engaged in or doing business in Pilar
- Data Slip
The Office of the Municipal Treasurer is tasked to issue official receipts to any individual or corporation paying for services, as per order of payment from various concerned offices.
- Order of Payment from the concerned office
The Dropping Order of MTOP is given to tricycle operators or owners who are no longer interested in using their tricycles for hire, or who have transferred ownership to another person.
- Official Receipt / Certificate of Registration of Motor
- Community Tax Certificate of the Applicant
The Office of the Municipal Treasurer issues different certifications relative to payments made by clients, serving as a substitute for official receipts.
- Data Slip
The Office of the Municipal Treasurer issues a Certificate of Real Property Tax Payment upon request by clients — required by local offices (e.g., securing a building permit), as a substitute for a lost official receipt, or as a requirement for property mortgage or loans.
- Official Receipt (OR); or
- Copy of latest Real Property Tax Declaration (for lost OR)
Owners of land and buildings are required to pay real property taxes annually. Taxes are a percentage of the property's taxable value.
Taxable value is computed by multiplying the land or building's fair market value (FMV) by its assessment level. Both FMV and assessment level are based on ordinances enacted by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan.
Real Property Tax payments are made at the Land Tax Division of the Municipal Treasurer's Office (MTO). Taxpayers may pay on an annual or quarterly basis, with discounts available for early or advance payments.
- Official Receipt from previous year's payment; or
- Copy of latest Real Property Tax Declaration (if no OR available)