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[Title] => Billions of pesos lost on underpayment of duties on imported luxury vehicles
[Summary] => The government has lost billions of pesos in revenues over the past three years due to "self-imposed" taxes and duties on the importation of thousands of luxury vehicles, a Customs official disclosed yesterday.
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that the practice of basing the release of the vehicles from the Customs zones on the certificate of Authority to Release Imported Goods (ATRIG) issued by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) was in itself "a condonation of technical smuggling."
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[Title] => Customs, PDEA seize 304 kilos of shabu in Bulacan raid
[Summary] => MEYCAUAYAN, Bulacan — Customs and Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) agents seized 304 kilos of shabu with a street value of some P608 million during a raid in a warehouse here yesterday.
The shabu was hidden in a 20-foot container van which arrived from Thailand via the Manila International Container Port (MICP) last Feb. 6.
The consignee, Karen Young, was not around during the raid.
Police invited for questioning Customs broker Rey Varanan for his alleged involvement in the processing of the contraband’s documents.
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[Title] => Customs agents seize ceramics shipment
[Summary] => Alert agents of the Customs Intelligence and Enforcement Group (CIEG) scored a major victory yesterday in the government’s campaign against all forms of smuggling with the seizure of 34 40-footer container vans of ceramic tiles that were illegally shipped at the Port of Manila.
Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo said that the shipment that arrived over the weekend from China, Hong Kong and Taiwan were declared by their consignees as bathroom fixtures and molds which was an attempt to smuggle and cheat the government of millions of pesos in taxes and duties.
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[Title] => Customs on alert for smugglers
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs was placed on alert yesterday for contraband shipments from China intended to flood the local market during the holiday season.
This developed as the Customs Intelligence and Enforcement Group (CIEG) stumbled on a shipment of 10 container vans of highly taxable items declared as mere soy beans with only three-percent tax.
CIEG chief Deputy Commissioner Ray Allas said that the seized shipment could be the first batch of illegal cargoes that would be entering the country’s ports based on intelligence reports.
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[Title] => Mga abusadong Customs police sa Cebu City
[Summary] => HAWAK ng mga kuwago ng ORA MISMO ang sulat ni Amelia Tenorio, spokesperson ng various Farmer’s Group from Bulacan, address to Prez Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo at BOC Commissioner Antonio M. Bernardo, dahil inireklamo nila ang tatlong Customs police na nanggigipit daw sa kanila sa Cebu City.
Dated May 20, 2003, ang letter of complaint.
Copy furnished sina BOC Deputy Commissioner Ray Allas, ESS Director Virgilio Danao at Customs Police chief Joey Yuchongco.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Customs seize ingredients to make P100-M shabu
[Summary] => A 20-foot container van full of equipment and ingredients enough to manufacture P100 million worth of shabu and passed off as a shipment of a photo processing chemical was seized yesterday by Customs officials at Manila’s South Harbor.
"Maybe you can say that these drug dealers were bold in attempting to smuggle these drugs through container vans," Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo told The STAR. "Perhaps because it is difficult to detect the real contents of container vans (which) are closed."
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[Title] => P100-M halaga ng shabu nasabat ng BOC
[Summary] => Humigit-kumulang sa P100-M halaga ng mga kemikal na ginagamit sa paggawa ng shabu ang nasabat ng Bureau of Customs (BoC) lulan ng isang 20-footer container van kahapon ng umaga sa Manila International Container Port (MICP), North Harbor, Manila.
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[Title] => P6-M puslit na gulay nasabat
[Summary] => Mahigit kumulang sa P6-M halaga ng fresh vegetables ang nasakote ng Bureau of Customs (BoC) sa Port of Manila (PoM) kahapon.
Sa report kay Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo ni Deputy Commissioner Ray Allas, ang shipment ng gulay ay nakalagay sa 4x40 container van at naka-consign sa Golden Crops Merchandizing.
Napag-alaman na dumating ang kargamento sa PoM noong nakaraang Nobyembre sakay ng barkong Hunsa Bhum na galing ng China.
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[Title] => China incursions: What, me worry?
[Summary] => First Gentleman Mike Arroyo has had it and is contemplating suing newspapers that link him to rice smuggling. Just when President Gloria Macapagal was preparing for last week’s summit on smuggling, reports came out again that Arroyo was behind the illegal entry of rice in private seaports. "How can that be," he cries, "when I’ve requested Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo as far back as May 13 to arrest and prosecute persons using my name in their unlawful activity?" Bernardo in turn disseminated Arroyo’s letter to all Customs officers.
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[Title] => P25-M high powered guns nakumpiska sa NAIA
[Summary] => Kinumpiska kahapon ng Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (CIIS) ng Bureau of Customs sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) ang apat na kargamento na naglalaman ng iba’t ibang matataas na kalibre ng baril, explosives at iba pang military warfare na nagkakahalaga ng P25 milyon.
Sa ulat ni Fernadino Tuason, hepe ng CIIS, ang naturang shipment ay nagmula sa Hecklers and Koch, Great Britain at naka-consign sa Trimark Ventures Corp. sa Makati City na pag-aari ni Ferdinand Trinidad.
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DEPUTY COMMISSIONER RAY ALLAS
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[Title] => Billions of pesos lost on underpayment of duties on imported luxury vehicles
[Summary] => The government has lost billions of pesos in revenues over the past three years due to "self-imposed" taxes and duties on the importation of thousands of luxury vehicles, a Customs official disclosed yesterday.
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that the practice of basing the release of the vehicles from the Customs zones on the certificate of Authority to Release Imported Goods (ATRIG) issued by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) was in itself "a condonation of technical smuggling."
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[Title] => Customs, PDEA seize 304 kilos of shabu in Bulacan raid
[Summary] => MEYCAUAYAN, Bulacan — Customs and Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) agents seized 304 kilos of shabu with a street value of some P608 million during a raid in a warehouse here yesterday.
The shabu was hidden in a 20-foot container van which arrived from Thailand via the Manila International Container Port (MICP) last Feb. 6.
The consignee, Karen Young, was not around during the raid.
Police invited for questioning Customs broker Rey Varanan for his alleged involvement in the processing of the contraband’s documents.
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[Title] => Customs agents seize ceramics shipment
[Summary] => Alert agents of the Customs Intelligence and Enforcement Group (CIEG) scored a major victory yesterday in the government’s campaign against all forms of smuggling with the seizure of 34 40-footer container vans of ceramic tiles that were illegally shipped at the Port of Manila.
Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo said that the shipment that arrived over the weekend from China, Hong Kong and Taiwan were declared by their consignees as bathroom fixtures and molds which was an attempt to smuggle and cheat the government of millions of pesos in taxes and duties.
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[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs was placed on alert yesterday for contraband shipments from China intended to flood the local market during the holiday season.
This developed as the Customs Intelligence and Enforcement Group (CIEG) stumbled on a shipment of 10 container vans of highly taxable items declared as mere soy beans with only three-percent tax.
CIEG chief Deputy Commissioner Ray Allas said that the seized shipment could be the first batch of illegal cargoes that would be entering the country’s ports based on intelligence reports.
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[Title] => Mga abusadong Customs police sa Cebu City
[Summary] => HAWAK ng mga kuwago ng ORA MISMO ang sulat ni Amelia Tenorio, spokesperson ng various Farmer’s Group from Bulacan, address to Prez Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo at BOC Commissioner Antonio M. Bernardo, dahil inireklamo nila ang tatlong Customs police na nanggigipit daw sa kanila sa Cebu City.
Dated May 20, 2003, ang letter of complaint.
Copy furnished sina BOC Deputy Commissioner Ray Allas, ESS Director Virgilio Danao at Customs Police chief Joey Yuchongco.
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[Title] => Customs seize ingredients to make P100-M shabu
[Summary] => A 20-foot container van full of equipment and ingredients enough to manufacture P100 million worth of shabu and passed off as a shipment of a photo processing chemical was seized yesterday by Customs officials at Manila’s South Harbor.
"Maybe you can say that these drug dealers were bold in attempting to smuggle these drugs through container vans," Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo told The STAR. "Perhaps because it is difficult to detect the real contents of container vans (which) are closed."
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[Title] => P100-M halaga ng shabu nasabat ng BOC
[Summary] => Humigit-kumulang sa P100-M halaga ng mga kemikal na ginagamit sa paggawa ng shabu ang nasabat ng Bureau of Customs (BoC) lulan ng isang 20-footer container van kahapon ng umaga sa Manila International Container Port (MICP), North Harbor, Manila.
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[Title] => P6-M puslit na gulay nasabat
[Summary] => Mahigit kumulang sa P6-M halaga ng fresh vegetables ang nasakote ng Bureau of Customs (BoC) sa Port of Manila (PoM) kahapon.
Sa report kay Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo ni Deputy Commissioner Ray Allas, ang shipment ng gulay ay nakalagay sa 4x40 container van at naka-consign sa Golden Crops Merchandizing.
Napag-alaman na dumating ang kargamento sa PoM noong nakaraang Nobyembre sakay ng barkong Hunsa Bhum na galing ng China.
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[Title] => China incursions: What, me worry?
[Summary] => First Gentleman Mike Arroyo has had it and is contemplating suing newspapers that link him to rice smuggling. Just when President Gloria Macapagal was preparing for last week’s summit on smuggling, reports came out again that Arroyo was behind the illegal entry of rice in private seaports. "How can that be," he cries, "when I’ve requested Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo as far back as May 13 to arrest and prosecute persons using my name in their unlawful activity?" Bernardo in turn disseminated Arroyo’s letter to all Customs officers.
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[Title] => P25-M high powered guns nakumpiska sa NAIA
[Summary] => Kinumpiska kahapon ng Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (CIIS) ng Bureau of Customs sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) ang apat na kargamento na naglalaman ng iba’t ibang matataas na kalibre ng baril, explosives at iba pang military warfare na nagkakahalaga ng P25 milyon.
Sa ulat ni Fernadino Tuason, hepe ng CIIS, ang naturang shipment ay nagmula sa Hecklers and Koch, Great Britain at naka-consign sa Trimark Ventures Corp. sa Makati City na pag-aari ni Ferdinand Trinidad.
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