If House Speaker Martin Romualdez would have his way, he would impose a one-strike policy against collectors of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and Bureau of Customs (BOC) who fail to meet their target revenues.
If House Speaker Martin Romualdez would have his way, he would impose a one-strike policy against collectors of the Bureau of Internal Revenue and Bureau of Customs who fail to meet their target revenues.“I will recommend to President Marcos a one-strike policy against collectors who will miss their target revenues,” Romualdez saidin a statement Sunday, Feb. 26.
“The one strike-strike policy is a key step towards achieving our revenue goals. Kailangan natin ang dagdag na pondo para sa mga ayuda, libreng pang-ospital, edukasyon, transportasyon, paglikha ng mga trabaho sa pamamagitan ng infrastructure projects at iba pang mga programa na makakatulong sa taong-bayan ,” he said.
To remedy the situation, he suggested that collectors who fail to meet their revenue targets should be removed from their position and replaced by competent individuals to ensure inefficiency in the administration of tax collection. “Taxes are the lifeblood of government in the implementation of pro-poor programs designed to alleviate poverty and reduce inequality. It is of vital importance in the government’s effort to provide access to better education, healthcare, and social protection programs,” added the Leyte 1st district representative.
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