Prescribing the Wearing of Uniforms by All Officials and Employees of the Bureau of Internal Revenue
Revenue Administrative Order No. 01-64 • Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) Issuances • Revenue Administrative Orders • Jan 16, 1964
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January 16, 1964 REVENUE ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 01-64 SUBJECT : Prescribing the Wearing of Uniforms by All Officials and Employees of the Bureau of Internal Revenue In accordance with the desire of the Honorable, the Secretary of Finance to have all officials and employees under the Department (Proper) and the bureaus and offices under it to wear uniforms, the following sets of uniforms are hereby prescribed for the use of all officials and employees of the Bureau of Internal Revenue: cdti I. For male employees: A. From Section Chief up: 1. White shirt (long or short sleeve) with tie 2. Barong tagalog optional 3. Coat optional B. Clerical force: 1. White shirt, short sleeve tie optional 2. Barong tagalog optional C. Painters, mechanics, plumbers, electricians, gardeners, janitors: 1. Plain denim pants and white collared skipper II. For female employees: Please see attached sketch Strict compliance with the requirements of this Order by all officials and employees of this Bureau is hereby earnestly required. This order shall take effect on February 1, 1964. (SGD.) BENJAMIN N. TABIOS Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue APPROVED: (SGD.) JORGE LABAYO Acting Secretary of Finance
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