Filipines: Compra i venda
The importation status of any commodity (whether prohibited, regulated, or freely importable) may be checked/verified with the Bureau of Customs (BOC), the Bureau of Import Services (BIS) of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). The Department of Agriculture (DA) may verify the importation status of agricultural products, as well as indicate whether a Minimum Access Volume (MAV) Import Certificate is required, such as for the importation of swine, chicken, etc.
Import documents required for shipments to the Philippines include:
Documents as may be required by rules and regulations, such as:
- Import Permit or Clearance, if the commodity is regulated
- Authority to Release Imported Goods
- Copy of an Advance Ruling, if the ruling was used in the goods declaration
- Load Port Survey Reports or Discharge Port Survey Reports for bulk or break bulk importations
- Document evidencing exemption from duties and taxes, if applicable
- Others, e.g., Tax Credit Certificate or Tax Debit Memo, if applicable
The Department of Finance (DOF) requires one-time registration of the consignee in the Tax Exemption System (TES) Lite providing the following information:
- Name of consignee
- Tax identification number
- Email address
- Official address
DOF also requires the following documents:
- Duly accomplished Department of Finance - Revenue Office (DOF-RO) Form 91: Application For Tax and/or Duty Exemption on Importations
- Notarizedaffidavit of end-use/ownership
- Authorization letter (if authorized representative)
- Signed and dated Import Bill of Lading/Airway Bill
- Commercial invoice (Packing list, if applicable)
- Contract/Agreement (for repair/processing/reconditioning).
To go further, check out our service Import Controls and Export Controls.
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Actualitzacions: July 2024