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Use of Keycodes for TASP action plans

Revenue Memorandum Order No. 40-93 • Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) Issuances • Revenue Memorandum Orders • Aug 2, 1993

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August 2, 1993 REVENUE MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 40-93 SUBJECT : Use of Keycodes for TASP action plans TO : All Internal Revenue Officers and Others Concerned In line with the implementation of the Tax Administration Strategic Plan (TASP), henceforth, all revenue issuances and communications to be issued and/or projects to be implemented must be identified with specific keycodes to facilitate reference-monitoring of the progress of implementation of the defined action plans. The keycodes to adopt in 1993 are the following: KEYCODE ACTION PLANS 93A1 Streamline the organization of the BIR 93A2 Decentralize and devolve operational functions of certain offices in the National Office 93A3 Initiate implementation of the compliance strategy 93A4 Reduce burden of compliance requirements 93A5 Pursue continuing taxpayer education and tax information program 93A6 Publish official National Internal Revenue Code, revenue regulations, court decisions, administrative rulings and disseminate primers on new and existing tax laws 93A7 Conduct seminars and dialogues with the private sector 93A8 Take immediate action on contested assessments 93A9 Strengthen the collection enforcement function 93A10 Improve administration of the withholding tax system 93A11 Develop and implement a rationalized selective audit program 93A12 Establish a coordinated examination program 93A13 Intensify tax fraud prosecution program 93A14 Develop a taxpayer compliance measurement program 93A15 Initiate a career revenue service executive development and employee training program 93A16 Institutionalize the system of management performance audit 93A17 Upgrade the salary level and develop financial incentives for employees 93A18 Adhere strictly to the highest standards of professional and ethical conduct 93A19 Improve the processing, quality, timeliness, usefulness and efficiency of information returns and financial reporting documents 93A20 Modernize existing computer systems VICTOR A. DEOFERIO, JR. Officer-in-Charge

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