The Bureau of Internal Revenue said it had removed 26 erring officials and suspended two others from service since last year. | FArgosinoINQ
MANILA, Philippines — The Bureau of Internal Revenue on Tuesday said that it had removed 26 erring officials and suspended two others from service since last year.
BIR commissioner Romeo Lumagui Jr. said these employees were either dismissed or suspended due to various offenses such as grave misconduct; serious dishonesty; frequent unauthorized absences; falsification of official documents; gross neglect of duty; insubordination; and absence without official leave.“As we transform the BIR into an institution of integrity and excellence, we have removed 26 and suspended two erring employees,” Lumagui said in a statement.
“Keep in mind that you have no business working for the BIR if you fail to meet our standards for Integrity and Professionalism,” he added.
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