The husband of the Vice President has questioned the release of tax documents, a move that lawmakers have dismissed as a delaying tactic. This comes amidst ongoing scrutiny regarding financial disclosures.

Manases Carpio, the husband of Vice President Sara Duterte, is charging former senator Antonio Trillanes IV with perjury for lodging accusations about his family’s supposed ill-gotten wealth.

A Philippine solon has called for the camp of second gentleman Manases Carpio to explain an alleged 'glitch' in his P2-billion bank records. The issue is expected to be raised during the impeachment trial of his wife, Vice President Sara Duterte.

Atty. Manases Carpio, husband of Vice President Sara Z. Duterte, is accused of not denying the Anti-Money Laundering Council's findings on P6.7 billion in suspicious transactions linked to their bank accounts.

President Marcos has not yet given a categorical response on whether he will allow the unsealing of Vice President Sara Duterte's and her husband Manases Carpio's tax records, which are considered crucial for verifying claims about her alleged unexplained wealth.

Manases Carpio, husband of Vice President Sara Duterte, filed a perjury complaint against former Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV, alleging he sought to destroy his and the Duterte family's reputation.

The legal team for Manases Carpio, husband of Vice President Sara Duterte, has issued a warning to media outlets against publishing an Anti-Money Laundering Council report containing his bank records, citing legal prohibitions.

Vice President Sara Duterte's defense team stated that Bureau of Internal Revenue Commissioner Charlito Martin Mendoza may recommend to President Marcos to authorize the opening of tax records belonging to Duterte and her husband, Manases Carpio.

Manases Carpio, husband of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, is reportedly considering an appeal after a Quezon City court dismissed his petition to block a House of Representatives committee regarding his tax records.

Various lawmakers and legal figures, including Rep. Percival Cendaña, former Senator Leila de Lima, and former Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio, have commented on the case filed against House justice committee members by Manases Carpio. The case is seen by some as a diversionary tactic.