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Showing 97–105 of 105 articles for “collection”

When BIR Regional Directors Can File Tax Collection Cases: The Hizon Ruling

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies BIR regional directors' authority to file tax collection suits and the prescription rules under the NIRC.

Deficiency Tax Collection: When BIR Warrants Are Premature Under Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when BIR collection of deficiency taxes is premature, and why the OSG must represent the CIR.

Jurisdiction Over Foreign Corporations: When Philippine Courts Can Hear Your Case

Philippine courts cannot assert jurisdiction over foreign corporations not doing business in the country, even in collection suits involving local parties.

Estate Tax Collection: BIR Authority vs. Probate Court Jurisdiction

Supreme Court ruling on whether the BIR can levy estate properties without probate court approval, and the finality of tax assessments.

Misappropriation of Court Funds: Duties and Liabilities of Clerks of Court

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on misappropriation of Judiciary Development Fund collections and the liabilities of clerks of court for negligence.

When Judges Overstep: The Fine Line Between Debt Collection and Criminal Estafa

A Supreme Court ruling on judicial accountability shows why simple non-payment of debt can never be treated as criminal estafa.

Clerks of Court Responsibilities Liabilities and Breaches of Trust

A Supreme Court ruling on the dismissal of a clerk of court who failed to remit Judiciary Development Fund collections, and the duties of court cash custodians.

Mismanaging Judiciary Funds: A Cautionary Tale for Court Personnel

The Supreme Court's ruling in a 1996 administrative case shows the severe consequences of mishandling Judiciary Development Fund collections.

Handling Court Funds: Duties and Liabilities of Court Personnel in the Philippines

Supreme Court ruling on a clerk of court's liability for mishandling consignation deposits, fiduciary funds, and JDF collections.