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The suspect has been on AWOL (absent without official leave) from the BOC since 2022.
Syndicates undeterred despite focused cigarette smuggling campaign
Found at the site are 1,600 master cases of smuggled cigarettes worth more than ₱175 million.
Importer of toxic wastes from Canada found guilty
It was Commissioner Ariel F. Nepomuceno, then the Deputy Commissioner, Enforcement Group, who issued an alert order…
Customs Chief takes personal look at Japan Customs Service
“By learning from Japan's experience, we can adopt practical solutions that improve trade facilitation, strengthen…
BOC FOCUSED ON HITTING 2026 ₱1 TRILLION GOAL
Official data showed that from January to September, the BOC recorded its highest collection at ₱757.406 billion.
Magalong dares COA, Ombudsman to start probe on budget scandal
Faithfulness, accountability and abiding with the Constitution should prevail in all levels of the government.





