Extending the Deadline of Filing Tax Census Statements from February 28, 1962 to March 30, 1962 and for Other Purposes

February 20, 1962 REVENUE ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 01-62 SUBJECT : Extending the Deadline of Filing Tax Census Statements from February 28, 1962 to March 30, 1962 and for Other Purposes TO : All Internal Revenue Officers and Others Concerned Under Republic Act No. 2070, the Tax Census Law, as amended by Republic Act No. 2212, the last day of filing Tax Census Statements is February 28, 1962. In view, however, of the delay in the printing of the desired quantity of Tax Census Forms and consequently in their distribution to all the municipalities and cities throughout the country and, also, to enable all concerned to file their statements of assets, income and liabilities on time, notice is hereby given that the deadline of filing the said statements is extended from February 28, 1962 to March 30, 1962, the maximum period of extension allowed by law. If on the deadline, as herein extended, tax census forms are still not available at certain places on account of circumstances beyond control, prospective declarants, who are ready to file their statements but could not do so for lack of forms, should be required to write down their names and addresses in a permanent record book in the office of the Collection Agent or clerk of the city or municipality where the declarants reside. The said Collection Agent or clerk should submit to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue (Att'n: Chief, Tax Census Division) a list of the names and addresses of the persons thus registered not later than April 7, 1962. The tax census statements of those whose names have thus been registered will be accepted without any penalty if filed after March 30, 1962 but not later than April 30, 1962. Those who fail to register their names and addresses on the deadline as herein prescribed should be required to file their tax census statements subject to the payment of an amount as compromise in extra judicial settlement of their penal liabilities in accordance with the schedule prescribed in General Circular No. V-320. The number of the official receipt, amount and date of payment should be noted down at the bottom of the front page of the tax census statement. All internal revenue officers and others charged with the enforcement of Republic Act No. 2070, as amended by Republic Act No. 2212, are enjoined to be guided accordingly and to give this circular as wide a publicity as possible. cdt (SGD.) BENEDICTO PADILLA Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue