Philippines' Marcos shakes up top revenue and investment posts in late-term push - BusinessWorld Online
Malacañang said the moves are meant to improve performance and revenue collection as the Bureau of Internal Revenue missed its target by P43 billion.
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Palace confirms revamp of economic, revenue agencies
MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang confirmed that another revamp has been made in President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s economic and revenue agencies, to streamline government transactions.Former Customs Commissioner Ariel Nepomuceno takes over as Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) president and CEO while the outgoing BCDA chief, Joshua Bingcang, moves to the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) as director general.Meanwhile, former…
Marcos shuffles heads of BIR, BOC, BCDA
MANILA, Philippines — The Marcos administration is closing the year with another sweeping leadership shakeup. Two of the country’s largest revenue-collecting agencies under the Department of Finance (DOF) and two investment promotion agencies have new leadership, officials announced at a news conference on Thursday. READ: Customs chief heads to BCDA Under the reshuffle, Bases Conversion and
Reshuffle sa liderato ng economic team ng gobyerno, ipinatupad ni PBBM
Nagkaroon ng malawakang pagbabago sa pamunuan ng apat na pangunahing ahensya ng pamahalaan na nangangasiwa sa pangongolekta ng buwis, customs operations, at investment promotion sa ilalim ng administrasyon ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.. The post Reshuffle sa liderato ng economic team ng gobyerno, ipinatupad ni PBBM first appeared on CLTV36.
BIR, Customs Reshuffle 2026 — Ligon Is New BIR Chief, Mendoza to BOC
Marcos Reshuffles Heads of BIR, Customs, BCDA and PEZA — Rolando Ligon Jr. Takes Over as New BIR Chief BIR CUSTOMS RESHUFFLE – Who now leads the agencies that collect most of the government’s money? President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered a leadership shake-up in the country’s two biggest revenue agencies, the Bureau of Internal ...
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