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Popular cosmetic brand faces P9.3-million tax rap | Reine Juvierre S. Alberto - Vimarsana News

Popular cosmetic brand faces P9.3-million tax rap | Reine Juvierre S. Alberto

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) filed the 23rd case under the Run After Fake Transactions (RAFT) against a known cosmetic brand with total tax deficiencies amounting to P9.3 million.  The BIR filed a criminal complaint against Ever Bilena Cosmetics Inc. (Ever Bilena) before the Department of Justice on Thursday.…

Lumagui: BIR Files Criminal Case Against Cosmetic Company With P1.6B Total Tax Liability Under Its Run After Fake Transactions Task Force - Vimarsana News

Lumagui: BIR Files Criminal Case Against Cosmetic Company With P1.6B Total Tax Liability Under Its Run After Fake Transactions Task Force

Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), headed by Commissioner Romeo D. Lumagui, Jr., filed a criminal case under the Run After Fake Transactions (RAFT) Task Force

Lumagui: BIR Files Criminal Cases With An Estimated Tax Liability Of P1.8B Against 69 Corporations, Corporate Officers & Accountants Under Its Run After Fake Transactions Program - Vimarsana News

Lumagui: BIR Files Criminal Cases With An Estimated Tax Liability Of P1.8B Against 69 Corporations, Corporate Officers & Accountants Under Its Run After Fake Transactions Program

The Bureau of Internal Revenue Commissioner Romeo D. Lumagui Jr. led the filing of 15 criminal cases against the Buyers and Sellers of Ghost Receipts under

BIR files 15 criminal cases vs traders of 'ghost receipts' | Jasper Y. Arcalas and Joel R. San Juan - Vimarsana News

BIR files 15 criminal cases vs traders of 'ghost receipts' | Jasper Y. Arcalas and Joel R. San Juan

THE Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) filed last Wednesday 15 criminal cases against buyers and sellers of “ghost receipts” with an estimated total tax liability of P1.8 billion. The BIR filed the criminal charges against 69 respondents, composed of corporations, corporate officers and accountants before the Department of Justice. The…