The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) confirmed that it has been demanding the family of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos to settle their estate tax debt -- an amount the camp of Manila Mayor Isko Moreno claimed to have ballooned to over ₱200 billion
"The BIR did send a written demand letter to the Marcos heirs on Dec. 02, 2021 regarding their tax liabilities," BIR Commissioner Caesar Dulay said in a letter addressed to Aksyon Demokratiko chairman Ernest Ramel, Jr.Ramel hit the camp of presidential hopeful Bongbong Marcos, branding them as"liars who invent stories and create their own truth" and who continue to deceive the Filipino people.
Carpio also stressed that the Marcoses"cannot use this verbal agreement between two government agencies as excuse for not paying the estate tax immediately." [Translation: If that family is elected and runs the government for the next six years, the ₱200 billion tax liabilities will be forgotten.]
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