+ Follow UNITOR Tag
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[Title] => Complaints vs maritime trade firm withdrawn
[Summary] => Following a series of protracted court battles, the complaints against a Singapore-based maritime trading firm were withdrawn by a private lawyer after both parties reached an amicable settlement.
Lawyer Rex Rico of Rico and Associates said the complaints against Unitor Ships Service Pte. Ltd. were withdrawn after several meetings in which both complainant and respondent explained their side.
Unitor also withdrew a counter-complaint against Rico’s client, the Relinic International Trading Corp.
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[Title] => Customs revokes accreditation of Singapore shipping firm
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BoC) has revoked the accreditation of Singapore-based Unitor Ships Service Pte. Ltd. to export maritime products and placed the shipping firm in its watchlist for "engaging in illegal business practices" which allegedly defrauded the government of millions of pesos in unpaid taxes.
Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo ordered the confiscation of imported Unitor products entering at the country’s ports after the firm was found to have evaded payment of taxes and duties.
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[Title] => BID orders arrest of Briton for defrauding government of millions
[Summary] => The Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID) ordered yesterday the arrest of a British businessman for allegedly working in the country without a permit and defrauding the govenment of millions of pesos in unpaid taxes.
Immigration Commissioner Andrea Domingo ordered the arrest of Jeffrey Robert Antley after the bureau found sufficient evidence that he is engaged in distributing and selling imported shipping equipment in the Philippines without a permit.
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[Title] => Complaints vs maritime trade firm withdrawn
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Lawyer Rex Rico of Rico and Associates said the complaints against Unitor Ships Service Pte. Ltd. were withdrawn after several meetings in which both complainant and respondent explained their side.
Unitor also withdrew a counter-complaint against Rico’s client, the Relinic International Trading Corp.
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[Title] => Customs revokes accreditation of Singapore shipping firm
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BoC) has revoked the accreditation of Singapore-based Unitor Ships Service Pte. Ltd. to export maritime products and placed the shipping firm in its watchlist for "engaging in illegal business practices" which allegedly defrauded the government of millions of pesos in unpaid taxes.
Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo ordered the confiscation of imported Unitor products entering at the country’s ports after the firm was found to have evaded payment of taxes and duties.
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[Title] => BID orders arrest of Briton for defrauding government of millions
[Summary] => The Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID) ordered yesterday the arrest of a British businessman for allegedly working in the country without a permit and defrauding the govenment of millions of pesos in unpaid taxes.
Immigration Commissioner Andrea Domingo ordered the arrest of Jeffrey Robert Antley after the bureau found sufficient evidence that he is engaged in distributing and selling imported shipping equipment in the Philippines without a permit.
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