Modification of Steel Import Duty Rates

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BC CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 9-2007: Modification of Steel Import Duty Rates

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Title Supreme Court: Modification of Steel Import Duty Rates

Law: Bc Customs Administrative Order No. 9-2007

Decision Date: Oct 9, 2007

The BC Customs Administrative Order No. 9-2007 modifies the Most Favored Nation tariff rate on hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel from 3% to 7%, effective immediately, while allowing shipments loaded before the order's effectivity to retain the lower rate.

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Scope

Applies to shipments of hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel as specified in Annex A of Executive Order No. 375.
Covers all shipments entered through any port in the Philippines.

Additional Rules and Regulations

Grants authority to the Commissioner of Customs to issue further rules and regulations necessary for the effective implementation of this tariff rate modification.

Transitory Provisions

Shipments of the covered steel products loaded on board before the effective date of the Order are allowed to continue enjoying the previous 3% tariff rate.

Repealing Clause

All existing Orders, Memoranda, Circulars, or parts thereof that are inconsistent with this Order are repealed or modified accordingly to conform with this Order.

Separability Clause

If any provision or part of the Order is declared invalid or unconstitutional, the remaining provisions shall continue to be in full force and effect.

Effectivity

The Order shall take effect immediately upon publication in a newspaper of general circulation, ensuring public awareness and prompt implementation.

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