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Sa Build, Build, Build ang punta! Palace: Mighty Corp’s P40B settlement to fund infra projects

Malacañang has welcomed the P40-billion settlement paid by Mighty Corporation for its tax evasion cases.

Buzzer beater! Lucio Tan agrees to pay P6B before Duterte shuts down NAIA Terminal 2

There’s nothing like a strongman’s threat to make even the savviest of bilyonaryos pay up.

Listen up DOF, BIR! Panelo says Duterte’s compromise offer with Mighty legal

Presidential chief legal counsel Salvador Panelo said President Rodrigo Duterte did not flout any law when he proposed to settle the P1.5-billion tax liability of local tobacco manufacturer Mighty Corporation.

Wag matigas ulo! Duterte tells Dominguez he only needs P3B from Mighty because he wants money now, not 10 years after term

President Rodrigo Duterte is urging Finance Secretary Sonny Dominguez to accept Mighty Corp.’s compromise offer of P3 billion to pay for his back taxes because he needed the money now to build hospitals in Jolo and Basilan and relocate thousands of squatters.

Na-offend! Judge Alisuag inhibits self from Mighty Corp. case

Judge Tita Bughao Alisuag of Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 1 has decided to inhibit herself from handling the case of cigarette company Mighty Corporation.

Raps vs. Mighty may not be filed after all: Dominguez says gov’t will see first if it has a strong case

Cases may not be filed against local cigarette manufacturer Mighty Corporation over its use of fake tax stamps, Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez said.

Dominguez: Gov’t can collect more than P5-B from fake tax stamps

Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III said more than Php 5B billion in tax dues may be generated from cigarette maker Mighty Corp. for its use of fake tax stamps.

So what is Wongchuking’s offense? Aguirre wants to know

Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II has urged three government agencies to huddle over the supposed criminal liabilities of Mighty Corporation owner Alexander Wongchuking.

Lavin: No arrest order out on Wongchuking

National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) spokesman Ferdinand Lavin clarified Tuesday (March 7) that no arrest order was issued against Mighty Corporation owner Alexander Wongchuking.

Duterte denies Mighty Corp. bribed him as President: Nobody will do that to me

President Rodrigo Duterte has denied reports that tobacco manufacturer Mighty Corp. recently tried to bribe him.