+ Follow BRANDY MARZAN Tag
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[Title] => Makati fiscal nabbed for extortion
[Summary] => A Makati city fiscal was arrested and charged before the Department of Justice (DOJ) Thursday night for allegedly extorting P10,000 from a litigant for the speedy resolution of a traffic-related complaint.
[DatePublished] => 2012-05-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => BIR to go after firms in tax scam
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DAVAO CITY -- The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is determined to go after
individuals and companies involved in the multibillion-peso tax credit
certificate (TCC) scam.
BIR Commissioner Dakila Fonacier said this yesterday as he noted that the
bureau will still insist on collecting unpaid taxes from those linked to the
controversy, including oil companies such as Petron and Pilipinas Shell.
"The BIR will go after those involved in the tax credit scam because as far as
we are concerned, these companies and these people have tax liabilities that
have to be paid," Fonacier sa
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BRANDY MARZAN
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[Title] => Makati fiscal nabbed for extortion
[Summary] => A Makati city fiscal was arrested and charged before the Department of Justice (DOJ) Thursday night for allegedly extorting P10,000 from a litigant for the speedy resolution of a traffic-related complaint.
[DatePublished] => 2012-05-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => BIR to go after firms in tax scam
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DAVAO CITY -- The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is determined to go after
individuals and companies involved in the multibillion-peso tax credit
certificate (TCC) scam.
BIR Commissioner Dakila Fonacier said this yesterday as he noted that the
bureau will still insist on collecting unpaid taxes from those linked to the
controversy, including oil companies such as Petron and Pilipinas Shell.
"The BIR will go after those involved in the tax credit scam because as far as
we are concerned, these companies and these people have tax liabilities that
have to be paid," Fonacier sa
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