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An out-of-court settlement may be reached between the government and one of 28
respondents in the multibillion-peso scam involving the fraudulent use of tax
credit certificates (TCCs), Malacañang said yesterday.

Executive Secretary Ronaldo Zamora said Faustino Ching Koe has pro-mised not
only to pay the government P534 million as  compromise settlement but also to
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Deputized by the Office of the Ombudsman, the Presidential Task Force 156 which
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ABDUL-AZIZ AL-KHYAYAL

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respondents in the multibillion-peso scam involving the fraudulent use of tax
credit certificates (TCCs), Malacañang said yesterday.

Executive Secretary Ronaldo Zamora said Faustino Ching Koe has pro-mised not
only to pay the government P534 million as  compromise settlement but also to
reveal other individuals involved in the scam, which allegedly took place
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P534-M deal eyed to settle TCC case

By Jess Diaz | April 8, 2000 - 12:00am

An out-of-court settlement may be reached between the government and one of 28 respondents in the multibillion-peso scam involving the fraudulent use of tax credit certificates (TCCs), Malacañang said...

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