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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “goods declaration”

Import Business in the Philippines for Foreign Entrepreneurs: How to Start

Starting an import business in the Philippines as a foreign entrepreneur means registering your business, then lodging a goods declaration with the Bureau of Customs.

Customs Post-Clearance Audit in the Philippines: How the BOC Checks Imports

A customs post-clearance audit in the Philippines lets the Bureau of Customs verify goods declarations after release. Learn how importers should prepare and respond.

Importing Vehicles into the Philippines: Tariffs, Customs Rules and Requirements

Importing vehicles into the Philippines means paying customs duties and taxes and lodging a goods declaration with the Bureau of Customs under the CMTA.

Customs Brokers vs Declarant: Who Signs Import and Export Declarations in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies that under RA 10863, importers and exporters may sign goods declarations without a customs broker.