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BIR Records Confirm Sara Duterte Received Compensation from Davao City

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Records from the Bureau of Internal Revenue show that Vice President Sara Duterte received compensation income from the Davao City government in 2023. Anne Loraine Garcia-Marquez, chief of staff of the BIR Office of the Commissioner, confirmed that Duterte signed a BIR 2316 Form listing Davao City as the employer. Private prosecutor Jay Tolosa later stated the compensation amount was P82,000.

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The income is being examined as part of a larger prosecution regarding Duterte's alleged unexplained wealth. The records are part of a broader legal challenge to Duterte's tenure, which prosecutors allege is tantamount to betrayal of public trust.

The Senate court previously granted subpoenas for records from the Anti-Money Laundering Council and the Bureau of Internal Revenue related to Sara Duterte.

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