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[Summary] => The Senate committee on ways and means is close to completing deliberations on three economic bills aimed at reducing individual income taxes, curbing smuggling and rationalizing fiscal incentives.
Sen. Ralph Recto, committee chairman, said that most of the policy issues have already been threshed out during earlier hearings, and that only one or two more hearings are needed before they come out with a report.
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[Summary] => Negros Oriental Rep. Herminio Teves wants the Bureau of Customs (BOC) to expedite its collection of some P175-million worth of payments from delinquent operators of bonded warehouses and their insurers.
"At this time when government is in deep financial trouble, the bureau should spare no effort in compelling all private entities with unsettled liabilities to promptly pay up," Teves, House ways and means committee chairman, said.
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Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo revealed that based on preliminary May results, the agency exceeded its target of P8.615 billion and collected P188 million more to reach a total monthly collection of P8.803 billion.
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BOC Commissioner Antonio Bernardo revealed over the weekend that based on preliminary results, the agency’s cumulative collection from January to April amounted to P35.645 billion, about P5.019 billion or 16.4 percent more than the P30.626-billion target during the period.
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February 16, 2003 - 12:00am
