BIR witness: No deadline to discover fraud, 10 years to assess case
A witness from the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) testified that there is no deadline for discovering tax fraud, and that the agency has 10 years from the date of discovery to assess the case. This became an issue during the impeachment trial of the Vice President.
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