Designation of Mr. Conrado P. Diaz as Acting Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue (Operations)

April 24, 1968 REVENUE MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 22-68 SUBJECT : Designation of Mr. Conrado P. Diaz as Acting Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue (Operations) TO : All Internal Revenue Officers and Others Concerned It is hereby announced that Mr. Conrado P. Diaz has been designated by His Excellency, the President of the Philippines as Acting Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue (Operations). In view of the foregoing, the provisions of Revenue Administrative Order No. 2-67 dated March 13, 1967, the subject of which is designation of Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue (Administration) to sign correspondences and papers prepared for the signature of the Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue (Operations) is hereby revoked. In accordance with the provisions of Revenue Administrative Order No. 1-67 in relation to Revenue Administrative Orders Nos. 13-64 and 14-64, all correspondences and papers prepared in the Assessment, Specific Tax, Special Operations, Collection and Legal Departments, shall now be coursed thru the Deputy Commissioner (Operations) if for the signature of the Commissioner and if to be signed by the Deputy Commissioner they should be prepared for the signature of the latter as Deputy Commissioner for Operations. The correspondences and papers shall include among others the following: 1. Approval of Field Audit Reports not tainted with fraud and coming from revenue regions where the total amount of the tax both original and deficiency, if any, is in excess of P40,000.00 but not more than P100,000.00 2. Original Letters of Demand and Tax Liens involving assessments of over P40,000.00 but not more than P100,000.00, based on established precedents. 3. Letters of extension for filing income tax returns, inventories, estate and inheritance and gift tax returns. 4. Bonds involving amounts not in excess of P100,000.00 5. Permits for the delivery to the U.S. Armed Forces, Embassies and other instrumentalities of articles subject to specific tax but released free of tax. 6. Permits to use loose leaf invoices, journals, ledgers and other subsidiary records. 7. Letters to taxpayers involving total or partial exemption from amusement taxes. 8. Other correspondences and letters which are routinary in character prepared in the above-mentioned departments and which used to be prepared for the signature of the Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue, as prescribed in Revenue Administrative Order No. 13-64. The provisions of this Memorandum Order shall become effective immediately. cdtech MISAEL P. VERA Commissioner of Internal Revenue