Rowena Guanzon urges BIR to check Josh Mojica's tax records after claiming he's a billionaire
- Former Comelec Commissioner Rowena Guanzon reacted to Josh Mojica’s claim of being a billionaire at 21
- Guanzon shared a screenshot of Mojica’s supposed post about his billionaire status
- She questioned his claim and compared it to the Mang Inasal owner, known as a young billionaire
- Guanzon also urged the Bureau of Internal Revenue to check Mojica’s taxes
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Former Commission on Elections (Comelec) Commissioner Rowena Guanzon took a swipe at young businessman and content creator Josh Mojica after he allegedly claimed that he is already a billionaire at the age of 21.
In a Facebook post on Thursday, August 21, Guanzon shared a screenshot of what appeared to be Mojica’s post where he stated that he had already reached billionaire status at such a young age.
Guanzon then questioned his claim, pointing out that she thought the youngest billionaire in the country was the owner of Mang Inasal.
She sarcastically asked why Mojica, whom she referred to as “kangkong,” was making such a statement.
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Guanzon also added that the Bureau of Internal Revenue should check Mojica’s taxes in light of his alleged claim.
Josh Mojica became known in the business scene as the owner of Kangkong Chips Original, a popular snack brand he started as a teenager.
His entrepreneurial journey has been widely shared online, earning him recognition as a young businessman.
However, his supposed claim of being a billionaire has sparked questions and reactions online, especially with Guanzon’s public comment on the matter.
Josh Mojica is a young Filipino entrepreneur who became popular for building his own food business at a very young age.
He is known as the owner of 'Kangkong Chips Original', a brand of crispy kangkong (water spinach) chips that became a hit both online and in physical stores.
Mojica started the business when he was just a teenager, proving his determination to succeed despite challenges.
His story has inspired many because he showed that with creativity, persistence, and hard work, even young people can achieve success in business.
Over time, his brand gained recognition nationwide, and he has been featured in different media outlets for his inspiring journey as a student-entrepreneur.
Check out Rowena Guanzon's Facebook post below:
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