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                    [Title] => The Everly Brothers almost came to Manila in 2006
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                    [Title] => Port of Manila exceeds first-half target by 27%
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The Port of Manila (POM) exceeded its collection target by 27.29 percent in the first half of the year as it led all ports of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) with a revenue surplus of P5.76 billion for the period.
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                    [Title] => Port of Manila tops collection target by P228M
                    [Summary] => Port of Manila (POM) Customs collections under Customs Collector Horacio Suansing Jr. has increased collections by 2.68 percent, exceeding July target by P228.28 million.


Suansing said the July 2006 performance has brought the total collection since January to P38.6 billion, well above the P22.2-billion collection target.


The POM revenue figures do not even reflect non-cash collections, which include deferred payments by government accounts, payments made through the application of tax credits, and exempted importation.


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                    [Title] => Port of Manila exceeds June collection target
                    [Summary] => Cash collection by the Port of Manila (POM) exceeded its June target of P6.03 billion by a surplus of P161.14 million, which is equivalent to a positive deviation of 2.68 percent.


The June performance brought the cumulative collection for the first half of 2006 to P32.90 billion which is over by P1.97 billion versus target or a surplus of six percent.


The reported revenue figures do not reflect the non-cash collections which include deferred payments by government accounts, payments made through the application of Tax Credit and exempted importation.


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                    [Title] => BOC-Port of Manila exceeds P24.9 B collection target
                    [Summary] => The Bureau of Customs-Port of Manila (BOC-POM) reported yesterday that it had exceeded its collection target for the past five consecutive months.


In a statement, the BOC-POM said their total cash collection from January to May 2006 had reached P26.711 billion. For the month of May alone, it collected P550 million or 7.3 percent (P1.810 billion) more than its target.


Collector Horacio Suansing said their performance could only be attributed to "the wholehearted support of port personnel and their capability to work as a team."


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                    [Title] => Port of Manila exceeds collection target
                    [Summary] => For the third month in a row since January, the Port of Manila (POM) has exceeded its collection target.


POM’s first quarter collection now totals P14.77 billion, or P1.56 billion (12 percent) more than its three-month target of P13.213 billion.


The port’s collection for March stood at P5.097 billion, or P461 million (10 percent) more than its P4.636-billion target for the month.


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Suansing said the July 2006 performance has brought the total collection since January to P38.6 billion, well above the P22.2-billion collection target.


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In a statement, the BOC-POM said their total cash collection from January to May 2006 had reached P26.711 billion. For the month of May alone, it collected P550 million or 7.3 percent (P1.810 billion) more than its target.


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POM’s first quarter collection now totals P14.77 billion, or P1.56 billion (12 percent) more than its three-month target of P13.213 billion.


The port’s collection for March stood at P5.097 billion, or P461 million (10 percent) more than its P4.636-billion target for the month.


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‘Port congestion to last until 2015’

By Christina Mendez | September 11, 2014 - 12:00am

The public should brace for more traffic jams on roads around the Port of Manila as port decongestion is not expected to be...

Headlines

The Everly Brothers almost came to Manila in 2006

By Danee Samonte | January 11, 2014 - 12:00am

“I can make you mine, taste your lips of wine, anytime night or day, only trouble is, gee whiz, I’m dreamin’ my life away... dream dream, dream dream, pom pom pom pom pom, dream dream, dream...

Entertainment

Port of Manila exceeds first-half target by 27%

July 12, 2010 - 12:00am

The Port of Manila (POM) exceeded its collection target by 27.29 percent in the first half of the year as it led all ports of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) with a revenue surplus of P5.76 billion for the period.

Business

Port of Manila tops collection target by P228M

August 4, 2006 - 12:00am

Port of Manila (POM) Customs collections under Customs Collector Horacio Suansing Jr. has increased collections by 2.68 percent, exceeding July target by P228.28 million. Suansing said the July 2006 performance...

Metro

Port of Manila exceeds June collection target

July 5, 2006 - 12:00am

Cash collection by the Port of Manila (POM) exceeded its June target of P6.03 billion by a surplus of P161.14 million, which is equivalent to a positive deviation of 2.68 percent. The June performance brought the...

Metro

BOC-Port of Manila exceeds P24.9 B collection target

June 4, 2006 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Customs-Port of Manila (BOC-POM) reported yesterday that it had exceeded its collection target for the past five consecutive months. In a statement, the BOC-POM said their total cash collection from...

Headlines

Port of Manila exceeds collection target

April 10, 2006 - 12:00am

For the third month in a row since January, the Port of Manila (POM) has exceeded its collection target. POM’s first quarter collection now totals P14.77 billion, or P1.56 billion (12 percent) more than its...

Metro