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[Title] => Accused in tax credit scam appeals to Supreme Court
[Summary] => A woman accused in a multimillion-peso tax credit scam has asked the Supreme Court (SC) to reconsider its ruling upholding her indictment for plunder.
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[Title] => Government witness in tax scam hits Sandigan ruling
[Summary] => The government’s main witness in the multibillion-peso tax scam expressed disappointment yesterday over the decision of the Sandiganbayan permitting his estranged brother, the main suspect in the case, to travel abroad anew for allegedly flimsy reasons.
"It’s sheer arrogance," Felix Chingkoe complained in reaction to the ruling of the anti-graft court’s fourth division allowing his brother Faustino to travel to Canada and the United States just to find a school for his daughter.
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[Title] => Government still has to collect P60 B from tax credit scam
[Summary] => The government has yet to collect P60 billion in lost revenues from a tax-credit scam perpetrated 10 years ago, even as the new expanded value-added tax is set to take effect tomorrow, a lawyer for one of the witnesses in the case said yesterday.
The government expects to raise P80 billion in revenues within a year after the 10-percent value-added tax is increased by two percent starting Feb. 1.
But Jose Isagani Gonzales, counsel of witness Felix Chingkoe, said he doubts that the government is really serious about cleansing the bureaucracy.
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[Title] => Tax credit scam witnesses clear task force of extortion attempt
[Summary] => Presidential Task Force executive director Alan A. Ventura produced yesterday various documents, including a letter from the lawyers of tax credit scam witnesses, spouses Felix and Rosita Chingkoe, clearing and exonerating the task force and Finance Undersecretary Inocencio P. Ferrer Jr. of the alleged extortion attempt on Felix Chingkoe for the grant of immunity from suit.
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[Title] => Special Presidential Task Force 156 files 1,023 cases in tax credit scam
[Summary] => Finance Undersecretary Inocencio Ferrer, Jr. said yesterday the Special President Task Force 156 (SPTF 156) has filed in the Office of the Ombudsman 1,023 criminal cases against individuals and corporations who were unduly given tax credits by past and incumbent high-ranking officials of the Department of Finance (DOF).
In a statement, Ferrer said 932 of the cases were filed under his alternate chairmanship which is the highest number of criminal cases filed during President Arroyo’s administration.
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[Title] => Tax scam case finally may get rolling
[Summary] => After seven years of legal wrangling, a man and a woman accused of defrauding the government of up to P5.3 billion in taxes may finally go on trial soon after the Office of the Ombudsman granted immunity to two key witnesses, state prosecutors announced yesterday.
A major breakthrough was reached by the Office of the Special Prosecutor, the Ombudsman’s prosecution arm, after Felix Chingkoe and his wife Rosita were granted immunity so they can be used by the government as key witnesses against Chingkoe’s brother, Faustino, and wife Gloria.
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FELIX CHINGKOE
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[Title] => Government witness in tax scam hits Sandigan ruling
[Summary] => The government’s main witness in the multibillion-peso tax scam expressed disappointment yesterday over the decision of the Sandiganbayan permitting his estranged brother, the main suspect in the case, to travel abroad anew for allegedly flimsy reasons.
"It’s sheer arrogance," Felix Chingkoe complained in reaction to the ruling of the anti-graft court’s fourth division allowing his brother Faustino to travel to Canada and the United States just to find a school for his daughter.
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[Title] => Government still has to collect P60 B from tax credit scam
[Summary] => The government has yet to collect P60 billion in lost revenues from a tax-credit scam perpetrated 10 years ago, even as the new expanded value-added tax is set to take effect tomorrow, a lawyer for one of the witnesses in the case said yesterday.
The government expects to raise P80 billion in revenues within a year after the 10-percent value-added tax is increased by two percent starting Feb. 1.
But Jose Isagani Gonzales, counsel of witness Felix Chingkoe, said he doubts that the government is really serious about cleansing the bureaucracy.
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[Title] => Tax credit scam witnesses clear task force of extortion attempt
[Summary] => Presidential Task Force executive director Alan A. Ventura produced yesterday various documents, including a letter from the lawyers of tax credit scam witnesses, spouses Felix and Rosita Chingkoe, clearing and exonerating the task force and Finance Undersecretary Inocencio P. Ferrer Jr. of the alleged extortion attempt on Felix Chingkoe for the grant of immunity from suit.
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[Title] => Special Presidential Task Force 156 files 1,023 cases in tax credit scam
[Summary] => Finance Undersecretary Inocencio Ferrer, Jr. said yesterday the Special President Task Force 156 (SPTF 156) has filed in the Office of the Ombudsman 1,023 criminal cases against individuals and corporations who were unduly given tax credits by past and incumbent high-ranking officials of the Department of Finance (DOF).
In a statement, Ferrer said 932 of the cases were filed under his alternate chairmanship which is the highest number of criminal cases filed during President Arroyo’s administration.
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[Title] => Tax scam case finally may get rolling
[Summary] => After seven years of legal wrangling, a man and a woman accused of defrauding the government of up to P5.3 billion in taxes may finally go on trial soon after the Office of the Ombudsman granted immunity to two key witnesses, state prosecutors announced yesterday.
A major breakthrough was reached by the Office of the Special Prosecutor, the Ombudsman’s prosecution arm, after Felix Chingkoe and his wife Rosita were granted immunity so they can be used by the government as key witnesses against Chingkoe’s brother, Faustino, and wife Gloria.
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