+ Follow MACEDA AND IGNACIO Tag
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[Title] => Maceda, 2 aides have to pay taxes for luxury cars
[Summary] => Former Ambassador to Washington Ernesto Maceda and his two advisers cannot bring in their luxury vehicles without paying taxes, after all.
Records show that only Maceda’s 2000 Mercedes Benz S500, which costs $77,850 in the US market, met the six-month registration required under the Foreign Service Act of 1991 for tax- and duty-free entry.
However, the vehicle’s cost exceeded the $36,000 ceiling for non-dutiable vehicles of ambassadors, thus he still needs to pay the corresponding tax for the balance.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-31 00:00:00
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[Title] => Maceda, 2 aides seek tax break for luxury cars
[Summary] => Former Ambassador to Washington Ernesto Maceda and two advisers allegedly tried to bring into the country four luxury vehicles from the United States tax-free, records show.
In a Dec. 7 memorandum to Malacañang, former Foreign Affairs Secretary Domingo Siazon Jr. sought approval for the request of Maceda that he and advisers Rolleo Ignacio and Patricia Porras be given tax-exemption for their personal and household effects and motor vehicles.
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MACEDA AND IGNACIO
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[Summary] => Former Ambassador to Washington Ernesto Maceda and his two advisers cannot bring in their luxury vehicles without paying taxes, after all.
Records show that only Maceda’s 2000 Mercedes Benz S500, which costs $77,850 in the US market, met the six-month registration required under the Foreign Service Act of 1991 for tax- and duty-free entry.
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[Title] => Maceda, 2 aides seek tax break for luxury cars
[Summary] => Former Ambassador to Washington Ernesto Maceda and two advisers allegedly tried to bring into the country four luxury vehicles from the United States tax-free, records show.
In a Dec. 7 memorandum to Malacañang, former Foreign Affairs Secretary Domingo Siazon Jr. sought approval for the request of Maceda that he and advisers Rolleo Ignacio and Patricia Porras be given tax-exemption for their personal and household effects and motor vehicles.
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