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Action to Take Against People Claiming to be Relatives of the Secretary of Finance

Revenue Memorandum Order No. 27-64 • Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) Issuances • Revenue Memorandum Orders • May 7, 1964

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May 7, 1964 REVENUE MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 27-64 TO : All Internal Revenue Officers and Employees For the information and guidance of all officers and employees of this Bureau, there is quoted hereunder the letter of the Honorable, the Secretary of Finance dated April 16, 1964: cdta "It is requested that the undersigned be informed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue in the event that any person who claims to be a relative of the undersigned intercedes or attempts to intercede for on in behalf of any person interested in or who may be a party to any tax cases under investigation by the Bureau of Internal Revenue. It is further requested that notification to the undersigned be made immediately upon such representations by persons mentioned and that such notification should include the nature of the case, the amounts involved, the persons directly interested in such a transaction, other parties interested in such transactions, and the person or persons claiming to be or who may actually be relatives of the undersigned. "Please insure that this request for information concerning my relatives be transmitted to all divisions and sections and all lower levels of the Internal Revenue Bureau where such transactions may be or could be made." All personnel of the Bureau of Internal Revenue are enjoined to take note of this memorandum order and all reports in connection hereto are to be submitted immediately to the undersigned for transmittal to the Office of the Honorable, the Secretary of Finance. (SGD.) BENJAMIN N. TABIOS Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue

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