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Thursday, June 21, 2007

 

BIR chief heaps blame on Teves


Internal Revenue Commissioner Jose Mario Buñag on Wednesday blamed poor tax collection for the first quarter of 2007 to taxes paid in advance, most­ly on the request of Finance Secretary Margarito Teves.

“Such advance payments were made by va­rious taxpayers upon the personal calls and requests ma­de, as is well-­known in the BIR [Bureau of Internal Revenue], by no less than Finance Secretary Margarito B. Teves himself to the President/CEOs of taxpayers,” a statement released by the Office of the BIR Commissioner said.

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Internal Revenue Commissioner Jose Mario Buñag was pressed into resigning by the President, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita acknowledged Wednesday.

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MalacaÑang has extended to June 30 the deadline for the submission of courtesy resignations of the heads of corporations and financial institutions owned or run by the government.

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VICE-GOVERNOR-ELECT Jose Antonio “Marc” Leviste 2nd on Wednesday accused Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita and the Commission on Elections of conspiring to delay his proclamation.

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Election officials found nothing wrong with poll documents from Maguindanao, the Commission on Elections said Wednesday.

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THE military has lost contact with troops tracking an armed band holding an Italian priest captive, a senior military official said Wednesday.

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SEOUL: The North Korean government has hosted a reception for the visiting Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo and pledged to develop “good-neighborly and friendly relations,” official media said Wednesday.

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CHIEF Justice Reynato Puno on Wednesday assured the public the case of Genuine Opposition senatorial candidate Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel 3rd would be given “preferential attention” once it reaches the Supreme Court.

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Infant milk formula firms in the Philippines are violating a law that bars them from promoting their product as a substitute for breastfeeding, World Health Organization officials said Wednesday.

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