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[Summary] => Organized port users are conducting today at the Diamond Hotel in Malate, Manila another seminar on the new accreditation guidelines formulated by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) and the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) for the benefit importers and Customs brokers who missed an earlier forum on the same topic.
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[Title] => BOC abolishes brokers' accreditation unit for extortion
[Summary] => Bureau of Customs Commissioner Angelito Alvarez has abolished the BOC’s Customs Accreditation Secretariat (CAS) Thursday after hearing complaints alleging that the unit has allegedly been forcing Customs brokers to pay as much as P30,000 to have their accreditation papers released.
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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – The Congressional Oversight Committee on Physical Examination of Imported Articles (COCPEIA) has relieved its special consultancy team over allegations of extortion and harassment. COCPEIA chairman, Rep. Exequiel Javier, issued the order after meeting with Bureau of Customs (BOC) Commissioner Napoleon Morales.
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Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales told reporters that with the new system, the bureau would no longer depend solely on the integrity of import declarations.
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The President will also discuss her plans for the country and the citizenry in the next few years in the event she wins in the May 10 national elections.
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Roxas, a former congressman and grandson of the late President Manuel Roxas, will be running as part of the administration’s 12-member senatorial ticket in the May 2004 polls.
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