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FINANCE UNDERSECRETARY CORNELIO GISON AND TRADE ASSISTANT SECRETARY ELMER HERNANDEZ

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Car firms back new excise tax

February 3, 2003 - 12:00am

Automotive manufacturers have asked for a four-month suspension of the new Bureau of Internal (BIR) regulation setting precise measurements on the space allocation per passenger of vehicles exempted from payment...

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