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No Pro Pen Employer's Name LIST OF NON‐REMITTING and/or NON‐REPORTING EMPLOYERS as of JUNE 2018 NO PRO PEN EMPLOYER'S NAME 1 PRO IIIA 007000003949 02 LIFE CARE WATER REFILLING STATION 2 PRO IIIA 007080001252 1007 FOOD CORPORATION 3 PRO IIIA 007000004099 1188 HARDWARE & CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY 4 PRO IIIA 007080000168 24‐31 MARKETING 5 PRO IIIA 007080000321 3 PHASE MARKETING 6 PRO IIIA 001000022194 312 GAME AND AMUSEMENT 7 PRO IIIA 007050001862 39825 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 8 PRO IIIA 007050001179 3JJ CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY 9 PRO IIIA 007080003186 3MS OUTSOURCING AND PRODUCTION INC 10 PRO IIIA 007080000977 3MTDQ TRADING 11 PRO IIIA 007050000659 3MV SPRINGFIELD PURIFIED WATER STATION 12 PRO IIIA 007050001056 3RD GEN COMPANY 13 PRO IIIA 007050001474 518 CELLPHONE & ACCESSORIES 14 PRO IIIA 007050000261 A & J SECURITY & INVESTIGATION AGENCY‐TARLAC EXTENSION OFFICE 15 PRO IIIA 007050000114 A BONIFACIO BALINGIT HOME FURNISHING 16 PRO IIIA 007050003493 A F MARTINEZ MOTOR PARTS AND MERCHANDISE 17 PRO IIIA 007080000220 A H HENSON DELIVERY SERVICE 18 PRO IIIA 007050003239 A M GONZAGA ENTERPRISE 19 PRO IIIA 007080002323 A.K. CORP. 20 PRO IIIA 007050001740 A2X ENTERPRISES 21 PRO IIIA 007050001756 AARON'S AQUA BEST CORPORATION 22 PRO IIIA 007050003190 ABEL'S SPRING WATER REFILLING STATION 23 PRO IIIA 007000003262 ABLE ADS 24 PRO IIIA 007080003285 ACCOUNTANT'S DESK INC 25 PRO IIIA 007080002324 ACERESOURCE INC 26 PRO IIIA 007080000118 ACP CONCRETE PRODUCT‐CECILLE PATIO 27 PRO IIIA 007050000064 ACT CREDIT COOPERATIVE 28 PRO IIIA 007050000869 ACTIVE ALLIANCE FINANCE CORP 29 PRO IIIA 007080000755 AD WORKS BY CRUZ 30 PRO IIIA 007070000009 ADELAIDA Q GOZON 31 PRO IIIA 200571300002 ADELAIDA Q. GOZON 32 PRO IIIA 007000007006 AEP CONSTRUCTION AND SERVICES INC 33 PRO IIIA 210954000003 AEP MECHL. CONST. & SERVICES 34 PRO IIIA 007080000604 AFICIOTECH GEN MDSE 35 PRO IIIA 007050001076 AG WAGE JR PALAY BUYING STATION 36 PRO IIIA 230954000031 AGAPIA MOTORS CORPORATION 37 PRO IIIA 007080000770 AGASYA CORP 38 PRO IIIA 007080000094 AGGELOS LENDING INVESTOR‐ROSEMARIE T REYNES 39 PRO IIIA 007000006895 AGNITUS ACCOUNTING AND CONSULTING SERVICES 40 PRO IIIA 007050003427 AGUA DE AVEIRO 41 PRO IIIA 007080000402 AIKOSHINE FABRIC 42 PRO IIIA 007050001625 AJC TRUCKING SERVICE 43 PRO IIIA 007060000280 ALETHEIA VENTURES INC 44 PRO IIIA 007050003472 ALEXGABROSS NATURAL ALKALINE DRINKING WATER STATION 45 PRO IIIA 007050001882 ALEYBEL BOARDING HOUSE 46 PRO IIIA 005040000346 ALKAMED MEDICAL & DENTAL SUPPLIES CO 47 PRO IIIA 007080002149 ALMA D CAYANAN SALON FOR MEN & WOMEN 48 PRO IIIA 007080001841 ALMAR MECHANICAL PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 49 PRO IIIA 007000003041 ALTA SECURITY AND INVESTIGATION AGENCY 50 PRO IIIA 007080001193 ALYANNA AGRIFARMS INC 51 PRO IIIA 007080002955 AM ALCAZAR SNACK HOUSE 52 PRO IIIA 007000001779 AM PHIL ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER INC 53 PRO IIIA 007000007194 AMAYA SPA 54 PRO IIIA 007050001340 AMAZON SOUVENIR WHOLESALE CENTER 55 PRO IIIA 007050001575 AMELIA MANALOS CANTEEN 56 PRO IIIA 007050001118 AMM GAS STATION 57 PRO IIIA 007050000786 ANG SUKEE DELIGHTS 58 PRO IIIA 007000002051 ANGEL FAMOUS GOURMET FOOD CORPORATION LIST OF NON‐REMITTING and/or NON‐REPORTING EMPLOYERS as of JUNE 2018 NO PRO PEN EMPLOYER'S NAME 59 PRO IIIA 007080001088 ANGELES ARIRANG INC 60 PRO IIIA 007000003267 ANGELES BIRTHING HOME 61 PRO IIIA 210154000120 ANGELES MAIL SERVICE 62 PRO IIIA 007050001852 ANGELS BURGER 63 PRO IIIA 007080002128 ANNA KRIS CAR BOUTIQUE & GIFT SHOPPE 64 PRO IIIA 007080001630 ANUNAS HARDWARE 65 PRO IIIA 007080000431 APUNG TORING SUAREZ REALTY INC 66 PRO IIIA 007050001259 AQ BROTHER MARKETING 67 PRO IIIA 007050001747 AR CES NET CAFE 68 PRO IIIA 007080002055 ARG RAZON'S HALO HALO & PALABOK *F 69 PRO IIIA 007050001719 ARIEL MAGAT CASSAVA CAKE & PASALUBONG 70 PRO IIIA 007060000415 ARLENE'S PAWNSHOP INC 71 PRO IIIA 007000000724 ASEAN MARKETING 72 PRO IIIA 007000002987 ASIAN BEAUTE SPA CORP 73 PRO IIIA 007000007335 ASIAPRO COOPERATIVE MABALACAT BRANCH 74 PRO IIIA 200154300289 ASIPINE CORPORATION 75 PRO IIIA 007070000121 ATTY FRANCISCO M DEL FIERRO II NOTARIAL AND LAW OFFICE 76 PRO IIIA 007080000629 AUCTION PH CORPORATION 77 PRO IIIA 007000002732 AUTOMATED SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES INC 78 PRO IIIA 007080001985 AVEC ENTERTAINMENT BAR 79 PRO IIIA 007080000809 AWECA LIVELIHOOD PROPERTIES CORP 80 PRO IIIA 007050001687 AZA FASHION STORE 81 PRO IIIA 007000007852 AZISAHANAH TRADING 82 PRO IIIA 007000003098 B & W GOLDSTAR MERCHANDISE CORP 83 PRO IIIA 007080001724 BACOLOD CHICKEN INASAL (MANDALUYONG)‐SM CITY CLARK BRANCH 84 PRO IIIA 007080002956 BADA OLE SEAFOOD AND RESTAURANT 85 PRO IIIA 007080001521 BAILIWICK CORPORATION 86 PRO IIIA 007000007849 BALANDITAN RICE RETAILER 87 PRO IIIA 007050002902 BALAWAG SONZA (BALSON) CO 88 PRO IIIA 007000003207 BANJO STEEL SUPPLY AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE 89 PRO IIIA 007050001781 BAYO MEDICAL CLINIC 90 PRO IIIA 007050003508 BCO ENTERPRISES 91 PRO IIIA 007080002004 BEAUJAY COCKTAIL LOUNGE 92 PRO IIIA 007050001774 BEAUTY BECOMES YOU FACE AND BODY CENTER CORP‐TARLAC BRANCH 93 PRO IIIA 200954300143 BEN HUR GOMEZ REAL ESTATE LESSOR 94 PRO IIIA 007050000712 BENCH BY FITS ALL BOTIQUE & GIFT SHOP 95 PRO IIIA 007080000213 BENZ LIM MARKETING 96 PRO IIIA 007050001895 BERLIN'S FASHION ACCESSORIES 97 PRO IIIA 007080000687 BESO BESO WEAR‐ANGELES CITY BRANCH 98 PRO IIIA 007000002281 BEST WORLD ENTERPRISES INC 99 PRO IIIA 007080000577 BESTOW MISSIONS FOUNDATION INC 100 PRO IIIA 001000008086 BETTY'S REFRESHMENT 101 PRO IIIA 007080000225 BEVERLY DUTY FREE STORE INC 102 PRO IIIA 007080002003 BIJIN CAFE INTERNET CAFE 103 PRO IIIA 007050001229 BIOSURE PURIFIED WATER 104 PRO IIIA 007080000498 BIZGEN INC 105 PRO IIIA 007050001269 BL CUBACUB LUMBER & HARDWARE 106 PRO IIIA 007080001044 BL LENDING INVESTOR 107 PRO IIIA 007080002259 BLACK ANGUS STEAK & RIB HOUSE CORP 108 PRO IIIA 007050001297 BLAIR NADETTE MARKETING 109 PRO IIIA 007050001115 BLAZE MOTOSERVIZ CORP 110 PRO IIIA 007050000320 BLUE CORNER INTERNET CAFE 111 PRO IIIA 007080003193 BLUE DAISY MASSAGE CLINIC 112 PRO IIIA 007080000662 BLUE SAPPHIRE PURIFIED DRINKING WATER 113 PRO IIIA 007080000379 BLUEFIELDS ALPHA HOTEL 114 PRO IIIA 007080000600 BM DIZON ADVERTISING CORPORATION 115 PRO IIIA 007050002975 BMCJR LUGAW REPUBLIC‐MATATALAIB 116 PRO IIIA 007050001559 BMS ENTERPRISE LIST OF NON‐REMITTING and/or NON‐REPORTING EMPLOYERS as of JUNE 2018 NO PRO PEN EMPLOYER'S NAME 117 PRO IIIA 007000000910 BN FOOD LINE CO 118 PRO IIIA 007080001544 BNS HOSTELIER MANPOWER CORP 119 PRO IIIA 007080000201 BOLT ON CAR ACCESSORIES & SERVICE CENTER 120 PRO IIIA 007080002305 BONGANE MARKETING CORP. 121 PRO IIIA 007080000404 BONI'S MACHINE SHOP‐BONIFREDO B EVARISTO 122 PRO IIIA 007050003285 BOTICA FORTUNA‐BRANCH III 123 PRO IIIA 007050000129 BOYLITS GOLDSMITH & JEWELRY SHOP‐GABI T ANTONIO 124 PRO IIIA 007050001531 BOYLITS GOLDSMITH AND JEWELRY SHOP COMPANY 125 PRO IIIA 007060000873 BRADS RESTAURANT 126 PRO IIIA 007050003228 BRAVURA EVENT MANAGEMENT & DECOR 127 PRO IIIA 007000001958 BRIGHTER KIDS LEARNING CENTER 128 PRO IIIA 007080002154 BRITANNIA BAKERY 129 PRO IIIA 007080000900 BRM FASHIONISTA BOUTIQUE‐BRANCH I 130 PRO IIIA 007050000153 BUDOY ENTERPRISES & INTERNET CAFE 131 PRO IIIA 231471000030 BYAHE SUBIC BAY TRANSPORT INC 132 PRO IIIA 007000002625 C' ITALIAN DINING HALL 133 PRO IIIA 007080002071 C N BULLUNPRINCESS INC 134 PRO IIIA 007050001661 C2 CAR WASH SERVICE CENTER 135 PRO IIIA 007080001568 CABEL ENTERPRISES 136 PRO IIIA 007000002465 CABLES @ WORK ENTERPRISES 137 PRO IIIA 007080001748 CAELUM DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC 138 PRO IIIA 007080002967 CAFE DEUTSCHLAND 139 PRO IIIA 007050001648 CAFE OOOPPPSS INTERNET 140 PRO IIIA 007080003034 CAFE RODOLFO INC 141 PRO IIIA 007080000065 CAMBRIAN CORP 142 PRO IIIA 007050000075 CAPITOL JANITORIAL & GENERAL SERVICES 143 PRO IIIA 007000000060 CARMELITA C MELENDEZ 144 PRO IIIA 007000007208 CAROLINE I FELICIANO OB GYN & MEDICAL CLINIC 145 PRO IIIA 200954300121 CARRY ALL SERVICES 146 PRO IIIA 007050003153 CARTREK SALES CENTER & CARWASH SERVICES‐TARLAC CITY BR 147 PRO IIIA 007050003389 CATCHY CLASSY BOUTIQUE 148 PRO IIIA 007000001675 CBS & CO INC‐BRANCH 149 PRO IIIA 007000002478 CEDARHALL ACADEMY INC 150 PRO IIIA 007050001564 CENTEX PRIMARY MULTI PURPOSE COOPERATIVE 151 PRO IIIA 007050001649 CENTURY 168 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 152 PRO IIIA 007080000840 CEZAR TRADING 153 PRO IIIA 007080000927 CH PEÑA LEARNING SOLUTIONS INC 154 PRO IIIA 007080000082 CHAMPAGNE GROUP INC 155 PRO IIIA 007080002577 CHANG LIN AGENCY CO 156 PRO IIIA 007050000327 CHANWORKS MARKETING CORPORATION 157 PRO IIIA 007050000902 CHARLOTTE CRYSTAL AQUA PURIFIED WATER 158 PRO IIIA 007060000696 CHATO'S PHOTO 159 PRO IIIA 007080001610 CHEESE & SMILE BAKERY 160 PRO IIIA 007050001677 CHICKEN STAR TRADING AND FROZEN FOODS 161 PRO IIIA 007080002307 CHILONIA FABRICA 162 PRO IIIA 007080000045 CHINA BANKING CORPORATION ‐ ANGELES CITY BRANCH 163 PRO IIIA 007080000850 CHINA BANKING CORP‐SM CITY CLARK 164 PRO IIIA 007080002008 CHOPPED AND DICED HOT ROD SHOP INC 165 PRO IIIA 007050002492 CHOWDER ENTERPRISE 166 PRO IIIA 230954000011 CHRIST MEDIA MINISTRIES, INC. 167 PRO IIIA 007050003525 CHUBBY TEN GADGET FIX 168 PRO IIIA 007050001341 CHUZON SOUVENIR CENTER‐TARLAC BR 169 PRO IIIA 007000002725 CIRE BAKESHOPPE 170 PRO IIIA 007000001985 CI‐WON MOTORS TRADING CORP 171 PRO IIIA 007050001911 CLACERA HOME GARDEN & DECORS 172 PRO IIIA 007080001053 CLARK CAR WASH CENTER 173 PRO IIIA 007080001746 CLASSIC SPEED INC 174 PRO IIIA 007080000580 CLC CHILDREN'S LEARNING CENTER LIST OF NON‐REMITTING and/or NON‐REPORTING EMPLOYERS as of JUNE 2018 NO PRO PEN EMPLOYER'S NAME 175 PRO IIIA 007080002264
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