Subject: Re: RV Tax Issue : Updates to Juday and Doctors |
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Date Posted: 12:09:23 06/09/05 Thu
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's message, "RV Tax Issue : Stars Meet Taxmen / Update!" on 14:30:01 06/02/05 Thu
Tax Issue Updates: Juday Summoned/BIR ad unfair to doctors
DOJ summons Juday on tax case
The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday ordered Judy Ann Santos
to appear before a preliminary investigation into the tax evasion
case filed against her by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR).
State Prosecutor Olivia Tordesillas said Santos should be at DOJ
building on June 16 at 2 p.m.
Santos is expected to file her counteraffidavit to charges that she
was deficient in paying her taxes from 2002 to 2003.
The actress, who recently won best actress in the Urian Awards, is
accused of underdeclaring by P6.7 million her income for 2002.
Santos declared her earnings from ABS-CBN television network, Viva
Productions and Star Cinema. But the BIR said the amount represented
only 84.18 percent of the P8 million she was supposed to pay.
The actress said she is willing to settle her tax deficiencies.
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BIR ad unfair to doctors
First posted 01:11am (Mla time) June 10, 2005
Inquirer News Service
Editor's Note: Published on page A16 of the June 10,
2005 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer
THE BOARD of Regents of the Philippine College of Surgeons would
like to express its deepest concern and disappointment regarding the
Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) advertisement (Inquirer, 4/7/05)
depicting doctors as "pigs" and "tax evaders."
We believe that as a responsible newspaper, the Inquirer should have
considered the implications of the ad, especially as it denigrated
one of the most respectable and noble professions in our country.
Just like any other ordinary citizen or professional, physicians
could also fall into occasional lapses from the payment of taxes,
but such oversight does not make us "criminals" deserving of shabby
and irresponsible treatment from the BIR and the Inquirer.
The board feels that if the BIR really wanted to improve its tax
collections, then it should just have consulted with us, or with the
Philippine Medical Association, to clear plans on how to achieve its
goal.
We do agree that the government needs to collect taxes to finance
its various programs. But it certainly does not need to publish
unfair advertisements to achieve this objective.
ARTURO S. DE LA PEŅA, M.D., FPCS, president, Philippine College of
Surgeons, 3/F PCS Bldg., 992 Edsa, Quezon City
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