Amendment to Art. 12, Chapter 66 of Act No. 2711 (Revised Administrative Code)
Act No. 3734, enacted on November 22, 1930, amends the Administrative Code by replacing Section 2735 to establish a reward system for informants who provide actionable information leading to the arrest and conviction of violators of internal revenue laws. Informers, excluding public officials, can receive 50% of the fines or penalties collected from violators based on the information they provide. Additionally, if the violator compromises the violation, the informer is entitled to 50% of the compromised amount collected. The Act emphasizes that rewards will be paid from the fines and penalties collected as a result of the informant's information, under regulations set by the Collector of Internal Revenue.
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- What is Amendment to Art. 12, Chapter 66 of Act No. 2711 (Revised Administrative Code) about?
- Act No. 3734, enacted on November 22, 1930, amends the Administrative Code by replacing Section 2735 to establish a reward system for informants who provide actionable information leading to the arrest and conviction of violators of internal revenue laws. Informers, excluding public officials, can receive 50% of the fines or penalties collected from violators based on the information they provide. Additionally, if the violator compromises the violation, the informer is entitled to 50% of the compromised amount collected. The Act emphasizes that rewards will be paid from the fines and penalties collected as a result of the informant's information, under regulations set by the Collector of Internal Revenue.
- What type of law is Act No. 3734?
- Amendment to Art. 12, Chapter 66 of Act No. 2711 (Revised Administrative Code) (Act No. 3734) is a Philippine Statutes enacted by the Congress of the Philippines.
- When was Amendment to Art. 12, Chapter 66 of Act No. 2711 (Revised Administrative Code) enacted?
- Amendment to Art. 12, Chapter 66 of Act No. 2711 (Revised Administrative Code) (Act No. 3734) was enacted on Nov 22, 1930.
- What is the citation for Amendment to Art. 12, Chapter 66 of Act No. 2711 (Revised Administrative Code)?
- Amendment to Art. 12, Chapter 66 of Act No. 2711 (Revised Administrative Code), Act No. 3734, Nov 22, 1930 (Philippines)
Law Information
- Reference Number
- Act No. 3734
- Date Enacted
- Category
- Statutes
- Subcategory
- Acts
- Jurisdiction
- Philippines
- Enacting Body
- Congress of the Philippines
Full Law Text
November 22, 1930
ACT NO. 3734
AN ACT TO AMEND ARTICLE TWELVE OF CHAPTER SIXTY-SIX OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE, REPEALING SECTION TWENTY-SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE THEREOF AND INSERTING IN LIEU OF THE SAME A NEW SECTION AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF REWARDS TO PERSONS GIVING DEFINITE INFORMATION LEADING TO THE CONVICTION OF VIOLATORS OF THE INTERNAL-REVENUE LAWS OR THE COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT INTERNAL-REVENUE TAXES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
SECTION 1. Section twenty-seven hundred and thirty-five of the Administrative Code is hereby repealed and the following is inserted in lieu thereof:
"SEC. 2735. Payment of informers. — Any person, except an internal-revenue agent or officer or other public official, who voluntarily gives definite information leading to the arrest and conviction of any one violating any of the penal provisions of the internal-revenue laws, shall be rewarded in a sum equivalent to fifty per centum of the fine imposed by the court and collected from the violator: Provided, however, That in cases in which the violator has offered to compromise the violation of law committed by him and his offer has been accepted by the Collector of Internal Revenue, the reward to be paid to the informer shall be fifty per centum of the amount compromised and collected from the violator, exclusive of taxes: Provided, further, That if the information furnished has led to the discovery of any delinquency or fraud in the payment of any internal-revenue tax for which the law provides penalties, the informer shall also receive a reward equivalent to fifty per centum of the penalties established by law and actually collected from the delinquent or offending taxpayer: And provided, further, That if the money paid by the delinquent taxpayer or collected by the Government by legal action or execution, is not sufficient to cover all taxes and penalties established by law and owing by the taxpayer, the informer shall receive fifty per centum of the sum so paid or collected, but he shall in no case receive more than the amount of the reward to which he is entitled under the provisions of this section: And provided, finally, That the reward provided for in this section shall be paid under regulations issued by the Collector of Internal Revenue, with the approval of the Department head.
"The reward herein authorized shall be paid out of the fines, compromises, and penalties established by law, collected as result of the information furnished by the informers."
SECTION 2. This Act shall take effect on its approval.
Approved, November 22, 1930.
Cite This Law
Amendment to Art. 12, Chapter 66 of Act No. 2711 (Revised Administrative Code), Act No. 3734, Nov 22, 1930 (Philippines)
Amendment to Art. 12, Chapter 66 of Act No. 2711 (Revised Administrative Code), Act No. 3734 (Phil. 1930)
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