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Customs deputy commissioner for administration Emma Rosqueta said that DOF order was issued to protect the interest of the government as well as the integrity of the tax credit system against the use of fake, tampered or recycled TCCs.


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Civil service analysts say her removal from office challenges the merit system in government service and violates principles protected by existing laws.


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Judge Rustico Panganiban ordered Finance Secretary Isidro Camacho and BOC Commissioner Titus Villanueva to prevent Deputy Commissioner Gil Valera from taking over the post of Emma Rosqueta, the second ranking BOC official.


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BOC to replace all tax credit certificates with new ones

By Rey Arquiza | August 7, 2003 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Customs advised yesterday all its district collectors nationwide that the Department of Finance, has issued an order requiring all holders of outstanding tax cridit certificates (TCCs) to surrender...

Business

Customs official’s dismissal a challenge to merit system

October 27, 2001 - 12:00am

The arbitrary dismissal of accountant-lawyer Emma Rosqueta from her post as deputy Customs Commissioner, after 39 years of efficient performance in the bureau, appears to mark a 180-degree turn in pushing the civil...

Business

Manila trial court upholds Customs exec’s com

September 7, 2001 - 12:00am

The Department of Finance and the Bureau of Customs were barred by a Manila Regional Trial Court from ousting a Customs official whom they wanted to be replaced, it was learned yesterday. Judge Rustico Panganiban...

Metro