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                    [Title] => Southern Cross Cement owes gov’t P53-M in taxes, says BOC
                    [Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said yesterday Southern Cross Cement Corp. (SCCC) owed the government more than P53 million in unpaid taxes as a result of its importation of gray Portland cement which are subject to safeguard tariffs.


According to BOC documents, SCCC owes the government more than P53 million in the form of cash bonds, value added tax and duties for 2.315 million bags of cement it had imported when the imposition of the safeguard tariff was still being questioned.


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                    [Title] => Carmakers hail DOF task force versus smuggling
                    [Summary] => The automotive industry welcomed yesterday the establishment by the Department of Finance (DOF) of an inter-agency task force to combat smuggling of vehicles into the country. 


Serafin M. Pantaleon, senior vice president of Toyota Motor Philippines Corp., a good move especially at a time when the National Government is starving for much-needed revenues.


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                    [Title] => BOC sets lower duty on cars made in ecozones
                    [Summary] => Motor vehicles assembled inside ecozones and sold locally will be levied a duty of only three to seven percent, according to a new Customs administrative order (CAO) issued by Customs Commissioner Antonio M. Bernardo.


Bernardo issued CAO 1-2003 to clarify the tax status of completely built-up (CBU) units assembled from imported completely knocked down (CKD) units by participants of the Motor Vehicle Development Program (MVDP) located inside ecozones.


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                    [Title] => Customs posts record collection in January
                    [Summary] => The Bureau of Customs reported yesterday record collections in January, surpassing its monthly target by 28 percent which officials attributed to increased imports and strict collection procedures.


Customs Commissioner Antonio M. Bernardo said the bureau’s collection last month amounted to P9.591 billion, or about P2.1 billion higher than its target of P7.46 billion. 


Compared to last year, Bernardo said last month's collection was also 39 percent higher than the collection of P6.89 billion in January 2002. 


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                    [Title] => Sinibak na police BoC director ibalik – CA
                    [Summary] => Inatasan ng Court of Appeals ang Office of the Ombudsman at ang Bureau of Customs na ibalik sa kanyang posisyon si BoC director Virgilio M. Danao na nauna ng sinibak dahil sa kasong dishonesty.


Sinasaad sa  isang resolusyon na may petsang  Sept. 26,2002 ang isang temporary restraining order sa naging desisyon ng Office of the Ombudsman at ng isang Roseller Rojas na nagpapataw ng parusang pagsibak mula sa kanyang tungkulin na ipinalabas noong Feb. 27,2002.


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                    [Title] => Barbers lauds Customs plan to hike revenues
                    [Summary] => Sen. Robert Barbers lauded Customs Commissioner Antonio M. Bernardo yesterday for his programs to raise more revenues by disposing of all overstaying cargoes and liquidating all due and demandable warehousing bonds, as advocated in his recent privilege speech exposing certain cases of malpractices at the Bureau of Customs.


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                    [Title] => New Subic Customs collector installed
                    [Summary] => Newly-appointed Customs Commissioner Antonio M. Bernardo, installed Felipe Bartolome as the new Collector of Customs of the Subic Freeport Zone, in an awarding and turnover ceremony held at the Subic Bay Custom’s Building yesterday ending the five-month squabble for the contested position.


Former Subic Bay Collector Billy Bibit has been assigned to his new post as Collector of Customs of Clark Air Base in Angeles, Pampanga now a principal port.


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According to BOC documents, SCCC owes the government more than P53 million in the form of cash bonds, value added tax and duties for 2.315 million bags of cement it had imported when the imposition of the safeguard tariff was still being questioned.


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Serafin M. Pantaleon, senior vice president of Toyota Motor Philippines Corp., a good move especially at a time when the National Government is starving for much-needed revenues.


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Bernardo issued CAO 1-2003 to clarify the tax status of completely built-up (CBU) units assembled from imported completely knocked down (CKD) units by participants of the Motor Vehicle Development Program (MVDP) located inside ecozones.


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Former Subic Bay Collector Billy Bibit has been assigned to his new post as Collector of Customs of Clark Air Base in Angeles, Pampanga now a principal port.


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