VP’s Husband Questions Release of Tax Documents

Subpoenas for VP Duterte's bank records above aboard, can withstand court challenge--lawyer

House prosecution panel spokesperson, lawyer Benjamin "Jay" Tolosa Jr. believes that the Senate impeachment court’s subpoenas for the bank and tax records of Vice President Sara Duterte, her husband lawyer Manases “Mans” Carpio, and their business interests can withstand judicial review.Tolosa, also a private prosecutor in the Vice President’s impeachment trial, had this to say after Carpio said the release of their tax records should be challen…

VP’s husband questions release of tax documents

MANILA, Philippines — Lawyer Manases “Mans” Carpio, husband of Vice President Sara Duterte, on Friday questioned President Marcos’ authorization that allowed the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to release their tax records to the Senate impeachment court. In a statement, Carpio said while they respect the court’s authority and will comply with lawful processes, the […]...Keep on reading: VP’s husband questions release of tax documents

Carpio questions income tax records’ release

VICE President Sara Duterte’s husband, Manases Carpio, on Friday said the authorization allowing the release of their income tax records raises legal issues and called for a judicial review.President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday directed the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to submit the income tax records of Duterte and Carpio to the Senate impeachment court.The court, which is trying the vice president, has issued subpoenas for the documen…

‘Release of tax records not proof of guilt’

The submission of tax records is merely a procedural step ordered by the Senate impeachment court and not an evidence of guilt, according to Vice President Sara Duterte’s husband Manases Carpio.

No rush to release Sara Duterte's financial records as inventory takes place, says impeachment court

The Senate Impeachment Court is in no rush to release to the parties the financial and tax records of Vice President Sara Duterte, saying it is conducting a careful inventory of the documents.