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[Title] => ‘Bata’ voluntarily pays taxes
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Billiards champion Efren "Bata" Reyes proved to be a real idol not only in the field of sports but also in terms of being a good taxpayer when he voluntarily sought the assistance of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to avail himself of the Bureau’s Improved Voluntary Assessment Program (IVAP).
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[Title] => Restiveness at BIR?
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Our sources were correct: the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) did exceed its target collection for the month of June 2006. Last month’s collection reached P50.37 billion, 2.72 percent more than the P49.03-billion target, and 29.8 percent higher than the P38.8 billion collected in the same month last year. From January to June this year, the BIR has collected a total of P318.39 billion, beating the levels attained during the same period last year by 21.95 percent.
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[Title] => BIR passes March target
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) said it exceeded its March collection target due to higher sales tax and strong performance by the Large Taxpayers Service (LTS).
BIR commissioner Jose Mario Buñag said the bureau was "on track" and even managed to surpass its revenue collection target of P43 billion in March although he declined to disclose what the emerging number was.
"We are on track and we even exceeded our collection target for March," Buñag told reporters.
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[Title] => BIR to probe erring recruitment agencies
[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue is set to investigate this month the tax compliance of some recruitment agencies following reports of rampant under declaration of incomes.
BIR commissioner Jose Mario Buñag has ordered tax auditors to check on income tax returns filed by recruitment firms and to compare them with information from third party sources to see whether their declared incomes were accurate.
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[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue said it would go after employers who failed to remit the taxes withheld from the salaries and allowances of their employees in 2005.
This after Negros Oriental Rep. Herminio Teves bared that the government was deprived of P43 billion in revenues last year by dishonest employees. He said the government expected to collect P127.3 billion in withheld taxes from the employees in the private and government sectors but only P84.3 billion had actually been collected.
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[Title] => How Garci can handle those Congress probers
[Summary] => GO TO COURT: The handlers of former election commissioner Virgilio Garcillano themselves should hurry up and file criminal charges against him – if they want to limit the area of combat and improve their man’s chances of acquitting himself.
Even before Garcillano could formally testify before the congressional committees itching to roast him, he is already being attacked for his still-unstated statements and being threatened with a variety of charges.
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[Title] => Government won’t meet ‘sin’ tax target
[Summary] => The government said yesterday it expected to fall well short of its goal of raising P15 billion this year from a tax hike on alcohol and tobacco after disappointing initial revenues from the measure.
The "sin" tax law, passed in December as the first of a package of revenue-raising steps, was aimed at narrowing a hefty budget deficit that has deterred investors and steadily raised the country’s debt burden.
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Billiards champion Efren "Bata" Reyes proved to be a real idol not only in the field of sports but also in terms of being a good taxpayer when he voluntarily sought the assistance of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to avail himself of the Bureau’s Improved Voluntary Assessment Program (IVAP).
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Our sources were correct: the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) did exceed its target collection for the month of June 2006. Last month’s collection reached P50.37 billion, 2.72 percent more than the P49.03-billion target, and 29.8 percent higher than the P38.8 billion collected in the same month last year. From January to June this year, the BIR has collected a total of P318.39 billion, beating the levels attained during the same period last year by 21.95 percent.
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[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) said it exceeded its March collection target due to higher sales tax and strong performance by the Large Taxpayers Service (LTS).
BIR commissioner Jose Mario Buñag said the bureau was "on track" and even managed to surpass its revenue collection target of P43 billion in March although he declined to disclose what the emerging number was.
"We are on track and we even exceeded our collection target for March," Buñag told reporters.
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[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue is set to investigate this month the tax compliance of some recruitment agencies following reports of rampant under declaration of incomes.
BIR commissioner Jose Mario Buñag has ordered tax auditors to check on income tax returns filed by recruitment firms and to compare them with information from third party sources to see whether their declared incomes were accurate.
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[Summary] => The Bureau of Internal Revenue said it would go after employers who failed to remit the taxes withheld from the salaries and allowances of their employees in 2005.
This after Negros Oriental Rep. Herminio Teves bared that the government was deprived of P43 billion in revenues last year by dishonest employees. He said the government expected to collect P127.3 billion in withheld taxes from the employees in the private and government sectors but only P84.3 billion had actually been collected.
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[Summary] => GO TO COURT: The handlers of former election commissioner Virgilio Garcillano themselves should hurry up and file criminal charges against him – if they want to limit the area of combat and improve their man’s chances of acquitting himself.
Even before Garcillano could formally testify before the congressional committees itching to roast him, he is already being attacked for his still-unstated statements and being threatened with a variety of charges.
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[Title] => Government won’t meet ‘sin’ tax target
[Summary] => The government said yesterday it expected to fall well short of its goal of raising P15 billion this year from a tax hike on alcohol and tobacco after disappointing initial revenues from the measure.
The "sin" tax law, passed in December as the first of a package of revenue-raising steps, was aimed at narrowing a hefty budget deficit that has deterred investors and steadily raised the country’s debt burden.
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