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[Title] => Move to ban used vehicle imports hit
[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — The call of Malacañang for Congress to pass a law banning the entry of used vehicles has been the subject of criticisms from various sectors here, particularly those benefiting from the industry.
Peter Geroue, president of the Motor Vehicle Importers Association (MVIA), told The STAR in a phone interview that there is no need for Malacañang to put pressure on Congress because it has already ruled out any violations of existing laws covering the importation and conversion of right-hand drive (RHD) vehicles here.
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[Title] => Used car importers oppose P500,000 specific tax
[Summary] => Subic Freeport investors engaged in the importation of second-hand vehicles cried foul yesterday and called unfair Malacañang’s issuance of an Executive Order (EO) imposing a P500,000 specific duty on imported second-hand vehicles.
Motor Vehicle Importers Association (MVIA) president Peter Geroue said the imposition of "unjustifiable" high taxes on imported used vehicles provides undue protection to local automotive assemblers.
Geroue added that the new EO is a violation of the Customs Tariff and Code.
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[Title] => P10-M kontrabando nasabat
[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT – Umaabot sa P10-milyong mga bagong automotive spare parts na tangkang ipuslit palabas ng Freeport Zone ang nasamsam ng pinagsanib na puwersa ng Anti-Smuggling Task Force (ASTF) at ng Enforcement and Security Service-Customs Police District (ESS-CPD) sa loob ng Naval Supply Depot (NSD) compound kamakalawa.
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[Title] => Ban on used car imports bucked
[Summary] => Subic Freeport-based vehicle importers and auctioneers claim that government stands to lose billions of pesos in revenues if the importation of second-hand vehicles is banned.
During a hearing of the House sub-committee on Ways and Means, the Subic importers and auctioneers testified that the second-hand vehicle business contributes billions to the National Treasury in the form of taxes and duties collected by the Bureau of Customs, the Land Transportation Office and the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
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Peter Geroue, president of the Motor Vehicle Importers Association (MVIA), told The STAR in a phone interview that there is no need for Malacañang to put pressure on Congress because it has already ruled out any violations of existing laws covering the importation and conversion of right-hand drive (RHD) vehicles here.
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Motor Vehicle Importers Association (MVIA) president Peter Geroue said the imposition of "unjustifiable" high taxes on imported used vehicles provides undue protection to local automotive assemblers.
Geroue added that the new EO is a violation of the Customs Tariff and Code.
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During a hearing of the House sub-committee on Ways and Means, the Subic importers and auctioneers testified that the second-hand vehicle business contributes billions to the National Treasury in the form of taxes and duties collected by the Bureau of Customs, the Land Transportation Office and the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
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February 20, 2005 - 12:00am
