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#BOCRecap | The Bureau of Customs (BOC), through its Management Information Systems and Technology Group, led by Deputy Commissioner Atty. Revsee A. Escobedo, successfully conducted a Public Consultation on the proposed Customs Processing System (CPS). The digital platform is designed to streamline import and export processes, enabling faster, more efficient, and more accountable customs procedures that facilitate the smooth movement of legitimate goods. The CPS is another transformation initiative implemented under the leadership of Commissioner Ariel F. Nepomuceno, anchored on the Integrity, Accountability, and Modernization (IAM) Program of the Bureau of Customs. CPS is expected to facilitate trade through modern technology, safeguard revenues, protect borders, and serve the Filipino people with integrity and accountability.

#BOCRecap | The Bureau of Customs commemorated its 124th Founding Anniversary by reaffirming its commitment to institutional reform anchored on integrity, accountability, and modernization. The celebration highlighted the agency’s accomplishments in revenue collection, trade facilitation, and operational efficiency over the past year, while outlining its forward direction centered on accelerated digitalization, systems upgrades, and process re-engineering. With strong support from the Department of Finance, the Bureau underscored its role in advancing economic security and national development, expressing confidence in meeting its revenue targets and sustaining reforms that strengthen customs governance. Related article: https://customs.gov.ph/boc-commissioner-nepomuceno-pushes-reform-agenda-with-full-backing-from-finance-secretary-go-at-124th-anniversary/

Insights that drive a business-ready Philippines! Global Tax Policy Expert Mon Abrea shares key takeaways on fiscal compliance and ease of paying taxes at the 2026 EODB Briefing. #EODB #ACGGlobal

#BOCRecap | The Bureau of Customs (BOC) opened 2026 with its traditional New Year’s Call, bringing together key officials and district collectors from all 17 ports in a ceremony that highlighted unity, renewal, and a shared commitment to disciplined and people-centered governance. Held under the guidance of Commissioner Ariel F. Nepomuceno and in line with the priorities of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., the gathering reaffirmed the Bureau’s core mandates of strengthening revenue collection, facilitating legitimate trade, and safeguarding the country’s borders. Related story: https://customs.gov.ph/boc-opens-2026-by-reaffirming-its-commitment-to-integrity-accountability-and-modernization/

TRANSPORT REGULATOR ROLLS OUT AUTOMATED INSPECTIONS TO BOOST PUV SAFETY Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) Chairman Vigor Mendoza II led a demonstration of actual roadworthiness inspections for public utility vehicles (PUVs) on Thursday at a private testing center in Sta. Cruz, Manila. The LTFRB said the inspections will use an automated process to assess vehicle safety and cleanliness as part of efforts to ensure commuter safety. 📸 Jonas Sulit, Abante

A transport group filed a graft complaint against former LTO chief Vigor Mendoza II and Anthony Quiambao of Stradcom Corporation, alleging undue favoritism that allowed the firm to collect P169M in computer fees from public utility vehicle registrations.

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FULL DIGITALIZATION TO TRANSFORM BOC BY 2027 Bureau of Customs (BOC) Commissioner Ariel Nepomuceno said the full automation and digitalization of Customs processes, including accreditation, inspections, and smart X-ray scanning, is key to eradicating corruption in the bureau. He added that the reforms, being implemented through a public-private partnership due to budget constraints, are expected to transform Customs operations by the first quarter of 2027. More on this in the full episode of #TheSpokes.

Central to your CCLEX journey is the toll plaza where the lines in the cash lanes can sometimes get quite busy. Why wait when you don’t have to? Skip the long queues by switching to RFID. Electronic toll payments move quicker than cash, making your trip easier and more convenient. Visit the CCLEX Customer Service Centers near the toll plaza for a quick installation. Already have RFID? Before you head out, don’t forget to check your balance and reload. Reloading is easy with the MPT DriveHub App, ECPay partners, or via the CCLEX Customer Service Centers. #CCLEX #CCLEXCEBU

Acting Minister for Transport Jeffrey Siow announced in Parliament on 3 February 2026 that as part of the transition to the ERP 2 system, all Singapore-registered vehicles must install the On-Board Unit (OBU) by 1 January 2027. The OBU enables motorists to make contactless toll payments at land checkpoints and for roadside electronic parking, among other features.