+ Follow ROSQUETA Tag
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[Title] => 3 Ilocos Norte cops in hot water for loss of marked money
[Summary] => The police chief of this northernmost Ilocos Norte town has recommended the relief of three policemen who could not produce the P1,000 in marked money used in a drug buy-bust operation against a barangay tanod.
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[Title] => BOC to replace all tax credit certificates with new ones
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs advised yesterday all its district collectors nationwide that the Department of Finance, has issued an order requiring all holders of outstanding tax cridit certificates (TCCs) to surrender these starting Oct. 1 to the One-Stop Shop Inter-Agency Tax Credit and Duty Drawback Center for revalidation and authentication.
Customs deputy commissioner for administration Emma Rosqueta said that DOF order was issued to protect the interest of the government as well as the integrity of the tax credit system against the use of fake, tampered or recycled TCCs.
[DatePublished] => 2003-08-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => No stomach for gut fighting
[Summary] => I have known Press Secretary Roberto "Bobi" Tiglao for many years, ever since he was writing for the Far Eastern Economic Review. His passion for national crusades is very deep, far, far deeper than his yen to teach in a foreign university. Which is why I was truly surprised when he gave up his sensitive government posts as presidential spokesman and press secretary.
[DatePublished] => 2002-04-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Senate hearing pinpoints root of discrepancy in SGS billings
[Summary] => A rule imposed by one customs official has been determined as the root of the current discrepancy on how much the government owes Societe Generale de Surveillance for its pre-shipment inspection services.
At a Senate hearing held earlier this month, it was found out that Customs Deputy Commissioner Emma Rosqueta wanted to immediately presume double billing each time SGS is late in sending its invoices to the customs bureau.
She admitted though, upon questioning by Sen.
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[Title] => Rosqueta reassumes Customs position
[Summary] => Customs Deputy Commissioner Emma M. Rosqueta reassumed yesterday her position in the Bureau of Customs following the lapse of a temporary restraining order (TRO) issued by the Court of Appeals.
Rosqueta’s assumption took effect Nov. 14 when the CA did not issue a writ of preliminary injunction thereby making effective the decision of Judge Rustico V. Panganiban to let Rosqueta reassume her position where she heads the Revenue Collection and Monitoring Group.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Customs official’s dismissal a challenge to merit system
[Summary] => The arbitrary dismissal of accountant-lawyer Emma Rosqueta from her post as deputy Customs Commissioner, after 39 years of efficient performance in the bureau, appears to mark a 180-degree turn in pushing the civil service merit system.
Civil service analysts say her removal from office challenges the merit system in government service and violates principles protected by existing laws.
That Rosqueta, who joined the government in 1962 as a Customs examiner, chose to carry on her battle through the courts has earned for her points in the bureaucracy.
[DatePublished] => 2001-10-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => EMMA ROSQUETA: Travails of a dedicated public servant
[Summary] => After spending the best years of her life being an honest public servant, giving her job the best shot at all times, Emma M. Rosqueta, 63, should be savoring the fruits of her endeavors.
[DatePublished] => 2001-10-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jimmy Montejo
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[Title] => Manila trial court upholds Customs exec’s com
[Summary] => The Department of Finance and the Bureau of Customs were barred by a Manila Regional Trial Court from ousting a Customs official whom they wanted to be replaced, it was learned yesterday.
Judge Rustico Panganiban ordered Finance Secretary Isidro Camacho and BOC Commissioner Titus Villanueva to prevent Deputy Commissioner Gil Valera from taking over the post of Emma Rosqueta, the second ranking BOC official.
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[Title] => Customs recovers P6B bonds
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said yesterday that it has recovered for the government a record P6.2 billion in unliquidated bond payments due from more than a hundred delinquent surety firms since the launching of a no-nonsense collection drive last May or four months ago.
Lawyer Emma Rosqueta, deputy commissioner for the Revenue Collection Monitoring Group (RCMG), told The STAR that her unit has since reduced the original outstanding collection from a staggering P10 billion plus to just P3.8 billion as of Sept. 15.
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[Title] => 3 Ilocos Norte cops in hot water for loss of marked money
[Summary] => The police chief of this northernmost Ilocos Norte town has recommended the relief of three policemen who could not produce the P1,000 in marked money used in a drug buy-bust operation against a barangay tanod.
[DatePublished] => 2013-07-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => BOC to replace all tax credit certificates with new ones
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs advised yesterday all its district collectors nationwide that the Department of Finance, has issued an order requiring all holders of outstanding tax cridit certificates (TCCs) to surrender these starting Oct. 1 to the One-Stop Shop Inter-Agency Tax Credit and Duty Drawback Center for revalidation and authentication.
Customs deputy commissioner for administration Emma Rosqueta said that DOF order was issued to protect the interest of the government as well as the integrity of the tax credit system against the use of fake, tampered or recycled TCCs.
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[Title] => No stomach for gut fighting
[Summary] => I have known Press Secretary Roberto "Bobi" Tiglao for many years, ever since he was writing for the Far Eastern Economic Review. His passion for national crusades is very deep, far, far deeper than his yen to teach in a foreign university. Which is why I was truly surprised when he gave up his sensitive government posts as presidential spokesman and press secretary.
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[Title] => Senate hearing pinpoints root of discrepancy in SGS billings
[Summary] => A rule imposed by one customs official has been determined as the root of the current discrepancy on how much the government owes Societe Generale de Surveillance for its pre-shipment inspection services.
At a Senate hearing held earlier this month, it was found out that Customs Deputy Commissioner Emma Rosqueta wanted to immediately presume double billing each time SGS is late in sending its invoices to the customs bureau.
She admitted though, upon questioning by Sen.
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[Title] => Rosqueta reassumes Customs position
[Summary] => Customs Deputy Commissioner Emma M. Rosqueta reassumed yesterday her position in the Bureau of Customs following the lapse of a temporary restraining order (TRO) issued by the Court of Appeals.
Rosqueta’s assumption took effect Nov. 14 when the CA did not issue a writ of preliminary injunction thereby making effective the decision of Judge Rustico V. Panganiban to let Rosqueta reassume her position where she heads the Revenue Collection and Monitoring Group.
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[Title] => Customs official’s dismissal a challenge to merit system
[Summary] => The arbitrary dismissal of accountant-lawyer Emma Rosqueta from her post as deputy Customs Commissioner, after 39 years of efficient performance in the bureau, appears to mark a 180-degree turn in pushing the civil service merit system.
Civil service analysts say her removal from office challenges the merit system in government service and violates principles protected by existing laws.
That Rosqueta, who joined the government in 1962 as a Customs examiner, chose to carry on her battle through the courts has earned for her points in the bureaucracy.
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[Summary] => After spending the best years of her life being an honest public servant, giving her job the best shot at all times, Emma M. Rosqueta, 63, should be savoring the fruits of her endeavors.
[DatePublished] => 2001-10-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => Manila trial court upholds Customs exec’s com
[Summary] => The Department of Finance and the Bureau of Customs were barred by a Manila Regional Trial Court from ousting a Customs official whom they wanted to be replaced, it was learned yesterday.
Judge Rustico Panganiban ordered Finance Secretary Isidro Camacho and BOC Commissioner Titus Villanueva to prevent Deputy Commissioner Gil Valera from taking over the post of Emma Rosqueta, the second ranking BOC official.
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[Title] => Customs recovers P6B bonds
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said yesterday that it has recovered for the government a record P6.2 billion in unliquidated bond payments due from more than a hundred delinquent surety firms since the launching of a no-nonsense collection drive last May or four months ago.
Lawyer Emma Rosqueta, deputy commissioner for the Revenue Collection Monitoring Group (RCMG), told The STAR that her unit has since reduced the original outstanding collection from a staggering P10 billion plus to just P3.8 billion as of Sept. 15.
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