+ Follow CONSUMERS PROTECTION ACT Tag
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[Title] => Million pesos worth of defective electrical items seized
[Summary] => Police have seized million pesos worth of defective electrical products from three condominium units in Manila, the National Capital Region Police Office said on Monday.
[DatePublished] => 2013-05-20 17:07:46
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[Title] => BOC restructures vehicle imports monitoring unit
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BoC) abolished yesterday the Warrant and Motor Vehicle Unit (WMVU) and replaced it with the Vehicle Importation Compliance Monitoring Unit (VICMU) to enhance the effectiveness of the bureau’s monitoring capability on vehicle importation.
The VICMU, according to BoC Commissioner Antonio Bernardo, will streamline the procedures involved in the issuance and transmittal to the Land Transportation Office (LTO) of certificates of payment (CPs) for imported vehicles and to plug tax leaks attendant thereto.
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[Title] => Million pesos worth of defective electrical items seized
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The VICMU, according to BoC Commissioner Antonio Bernardo, will streamline the procedures involved in the issuance and transmittal to the Land Transportation Office (LTO) of certificates of payment (CPs) for imported vehicles and to plug tax leaks attendant thereto.
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