BIR Chief Mendoza Moves to Head Bureau of Customs
Charlito Mendoza is moving from his post as Commissioner of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to head the Bureau of Customs. Rolando Ligon Jr., from the Department of Finance, will succeed Mendoza at the BIR. Mendoza expressed readiness for his new role.
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