The Bureau of Internal Revenue's structure was confirmed, and financial investigations were prioritized for anti-corruption strategy in the Philippines.
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What happened
The Bureau of Internal Revenue's structure was confirmed, and financial investigations were prioritized for anti-corruption strategy in the Philippines.
Who's involved
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The ombudsman, Alexander Gesmundo, consulted the Chief Justice regarding institutional matters and handles corruption complaints in the Philippines.Also in this story
- The ombudsman is seeking the Chief Justice's intervention regarding a malversation case concerning a flood control project in Bulacan.
- The Ombudsman filed graft charges in Borbon, Cebu.
- The Ombudsman recommended complaints against Senator Rodante Marcoleta, who received donations from Mike Defensor, involving the PNP.
The entities involved
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
attached agency of the Department of Finance in the Philippines
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Philippines
archipelagic country in Southeast Asia
Related events
- The Bureau of Internal Revenue receives nearly 63% of the Department of Finance's budget.
- The House of Representatives proposed the Transparency in Banking Act, which amends bank secrecy laws in the Philippines.
- The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas regulates financial products and investment programs and requires accreditation for launches in the Philippines.