Customs’ Feb collections exceed target

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Customs’ Feb collections exceed target
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The Bureau of Customs took in P63 billion in revenues in February, surpassing its target of P61.83 billion for that month by 2 percent, according to preliminary data. | RonWDomingoINQ /PDI

The Bureau of Customs took in P63 billion in revenues in February, surpassing its target of P61.83 billion for that month by 2 percent, according to preliminary data.

February collections were also higher by 6 percent or P3.6 billion than the P59.43 billion recorded in the same month of 2022This brought the BOC revenue collection so far for 2023 to P133.38 billion, including January collections, an increase of 7 percent from P124.74 billion in the first two months of 2022

“We will continue to innovate and implement sustainable reforms to boost the collection efficiency, which will contribute to the expansion and recovery of our national economy,” Customs Commissioner Bienvenido Y. Rubio said in a statement.

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