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[Title] => Banco Filipino lawyer face tax charges
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) filed tax evasion charges against a Banco Filipino lawyer following his “under-declaration” of tax remittances to the government.
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State prosecutors have recommended the filing of graft charges with various
courts against three former top officials of the Sugar Regulatory
Administration (SRA) and 10 big-time sugar traders who were allegedly involved
in the illegal switching of government-set sugar quotas for the local and
international markets from 1992 to 1994, The STAR learned yesterday.
Under the alleged anomalous scheme, the sugar traders were said to have
pocketed undue profits amounting to some P800 million.
Two other former board officers, two department managers and 23 employees of
the SR
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[Title] => 3 ex-SRA execs, 10 sugar traders face raps
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State prosecutors have recommended the filing of graft charges with various
courts against three former top officials of the Sugar Regulatory
Administration (SRA) and 10 big-time sugar traders who were allegedly involved
in the illegal switching of government-set sugar quotas for the local and
international markets from 1992 to 1994, The STAR learned yesterday.
Under the alleged anomalous scheme, the sugar traders were said to have
pocketed undue profits amounting to some P800 million.
Two other former board officers, two department managers and 23 employees of
the SR
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September 15, 2011 - 4:13pm