Rappler asked Senator Imee Marcos abous this on the sidelines of a Comelec press conference on Thursday, March 17, but declined to comment and said, “We are talking about the elections.” PHVote WeDecide
MANILA, Philippines – Two government agencies have confirmed that they have been trying to collect unpaid taxes from the heirs of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, which were worth P23 billion in 1997 and may have already reached P200 billion based on estimates of lawyers contesting the presidential candidacy of Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.
This is rooted in a 1997 Supreme Court ruling that sustained a Court of Appeals decision that declared the Marcoses’ estate to have a tax deficiency of P23 billion. The Supreme Court said in that decision that the ruling was final and “unappealable.” It was Marcos Jr who appealed to the Supreme Court, crying violation of due process, but he was told by justices in the
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