Title
BoC rules on warehouse entries to consumption
Law
Boc Customs Memorandum Order No. 26 - 2008
Decision Date
Jun 5, 2008
BOC Customs Memorandum Order No. 26-2008 mandates that customs bonded warehouse operators must obtain written approval for the payment of taxes and duties on goods converted from warehousing to consumption entries, limiting domestic withdrawals to 30% of a shipment to uphold the integrity of customs regulations.

Law Summary

Procedural Requirements for Conversion

  • Customs bonded warehouse (CBW) operators must submit a written request for payment of duties and withdrawal of goods.
  • The request must state valid reasons for conversion from warehousing to consumption.
  • Approval is required from the Customs Bonded Warehouse Committee, recommended by the operating division and District Collector concerned.
  • Purpose includes reviewing the CBW license and adjusting authorized imports or removing items based on domestic sales.

Restrictions on Withdrawal for Domestic Consumption

  • Withdrawal for domestic consumption is limited to a maximum of 30% of any particular shipment, except for Public and Private CBWs.

Assessment and Clearance Procedures

  • Formal Entry Division or an equivalent unit shall conduct assessment and appraisal of these converted transactions.
  • Clearance by the Valuation and Risk Information System-Operations Control Office (VRIS-OCOM) is mandatory before completion.

Supersession and Effectivity

  • This order supersedes Customs Memorandum Order No. 1-2005.
  • Effective immediately upon issuance on June 5, 2008.

Legal Authority and Adoption

  • Issued and signed by Commissioner Napoleon L. Morales.
  • Ensures enforcement with appropriate administrative oversight for compliance with customs regulations.

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