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The Bureau of Customs collected P93.339 billion in September 2026, exceeding its P89.184 billion monthly target by P4.155 billion or 4.7%
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For January to September 2026, BOC collected P757.406 billion, its highest-ever recorded first nine months collection
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BOC said its sustained revenue growth is supported by strengthened monitoring and collection measures, improved valuation and assessment, intensified enforcement against smuggling and other forms of revenue leakage, and continuing efforts to modernize customs processes
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With three months remaining in 2026, BOC said it is focused on sustaining its momentum toward its full-year revenue goal of P1 trillion
The Bureau of Customs PH collected P93.339 billion in September 2026, beating its P89.184 billion monthly target by P4.155 billion, or 4.7%.
The September collection was also P13.056 billion, or 16.3%, higher than in September 2025, the BOC said in a statement.
For January to September 2026, BOC collected P757.406 billion, its highest-ever recorded first nine months collection.
It also surpassed the P748.494-billion target for the period by P8.913 billion or 1.2%, and 7.9% or P55.735 billion higher than the collection in the same period in 2025.
BOC said the growth underscores that its revenue performance “is not based on projections alone, but on actual collections already realized.”
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Customs commissioner Ariel Nepomuceno credited BOC’s continued performance to the dedication and hard work of its personnel, emphasizing that the P1-trillion goal for full year 2026 is a shared mission of the entire organization.
“To all our men and women in the Bureau of Customs, the P1-trillion goal is ambitious, but our performance shows that we are on the right track,” Nepomuceno said. “Let us look at this goal not as a responsibility of a few, but as a shared mission of the entire Bureau.”
BOC said its sustained revenue growth is supported by strengthened monitoring and collection measures, improved valuation and assessment, intensified enforcement against smuggling and other forms of revenue leakage, and continuing efforts to modernize customs processes.
With three months remaining in 2026, BOC said it is focused on sustaining its momentum toward its full-year revenue goal.
Under Nepomuceno’s Integrity, Accountability, and Modernization (IAM) Movement, BOC continues to pursue reforms aimed at strengthening revenue administration, facilitating legitimate trade, improving accountability, and ensuring that revenues legally due to the government are properly collected.
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