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(NAR) VOL. 20 NO.1 / JANUARY – MARCH 2009

[ BOC CUSTOMS MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 7-2009, February 10, 2009 ]

ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF PAYMENT/CLEARANCE (E-CPC) TO THE LAND TRANSPORTATION OFFICE



I. OBJECTIVES

1. To replace the existing printed Certificate of Payment (CP) with e2m Customs System-generated or electronic certificate of payment/clearance (e-CPC).

2. To adopt a secured system of electronic transmission of the e-CPC to the Land Transportation Office (LTO), to be known as the e-CPC System.

3. To implement the Memorandum of Agreement entered into by the LTO and the Bureau of Customs (BOC) on April 26, 2008.

4. To prevent Customs fraud.

II. SCOPE

This covers all imported motor vehicles, parts and/or components that are required to be registered with the LTO under existing laws, rules and regulations.

III. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1. Lodgment of entries shall be in accordance with the details of the motor vehicle, parts and/or components as provided in CAO 8-2007.

2. A Formal Import Entry shall be filed for all motor vehicles, parts and/or components.

3. Transmittal of the e-CPC to the LTO shall be through a secured electronic means.

I V. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES A. CONSUMPTION ENT RY

1. A Single Administration Document-Import Entry and Internal Revenue Declaration (SAD-IEIRD) shall be lodged following the existing rules and regulations on electronic lodgment through a Value Added Services Provider (VASP) and CAO 8-2007.

2. The printed SAD-IEIRD and its supporting documents such as but not limited to, commercial invoice, packing list and B/L, shall be submitted to the Entry Processing Unit (EPU) or its equivalent office for document verification. The processing of the SAD-IEIRD and the assessment of duties and taxes shall be in accordance with the procedures prescribed under existing laws, rules and regulations.

3. Upon submission of the stencils of the chassis/VIN and/or Engine Numbers, the examiner shall encode and check the necessary details required in the e-CPC, viz:

a. BOC CP Number and Date x x x
b. Manufacturer x x x
c. Make x x x
d. Series x x x
e. Color x x x
f. Body Type x x x
g. Year Model x x x
h. Gross Vehicular Weight x x x
i. Net Vehicular Weight x x x
j. Piston Displacement x x x
k. Number of Cylinders x x x
l. Engine Number x x x
m. Chassis Number x x x
n. VIN Number x x x
o. Fuel Type x x x
p. e-CPC Classification x x x

4. The e-CPC shall have the following CODED Classification:

CODE CLASSIFICATION
001 Exempt from Duties and Taxes (e.g. Sec. 105, TCCP)
002 BOI Participant MVDP (CBU) - Brand New
003 BOI Participant (CKD) - Brand New
004 No Dollar Importation (Used MV)
005 Personally-owned MV (Brand New)
006 Special Ecozones
007 Rebuilt Trucks and Buses (CMO 15-2007)
008 Transfer from Tax Exempt to Tax Exempt
009 Transfer from Tax Exempt to Non- Tax Exempt
010 BOC Public Auction
011 BOC Negotiated Sale
012 Memorandum Receipt
013 Replacement Parts
014 Others (e.g. Buyer in Good Faith under CMO 23-2007; Decision/Order of Settlement)

5. After extracting and checking all required data, the Examiner shall register the e-CPC to the e-CPC System. The e-CPC shall then be forwarded to the Principal Appraiser or Principal Examiner.

6. The Principal Appraiser or Principal Examiner shall check the encoded data. If the same are found complete and correct, he shall tag the e-CPC as “EVALUATED”. Otherwise, he shall encode the instructions in the remarks box and return the data to the Examiner by pressing the “RESEND” button.

7. The e-CPC shall be electronically transmitted by the Principal Appraiser/Principal Examiner to the Chief, Cash Division. After validating the payment of duties and taxes, the Chief, Cash Division shall tag the e-CPC as “ PAID”. He shall also encode the Official Receipt Number, Amount paid and Payment Date.

8. The e-CPC shall be electronically transmitted to the Deputy Collector for Assessment who shall check the encoded data. If the same are found complete and correct, he shall tag the e-CPC as “APPROVED”. If not, he shall encode the instruction in the remarks box and send the data back to the Examiner by pressing the “RESEND” button.

9. All e-CPC shall be forwarded to the Office of the Commissioner (OCOM) for clearance and transmission to the LTO. The e-CPC System shall thereafter electronically transmit the e-CPC to the LTO IT system.

B. OTHER e-CPCs for TRANSMISSION TO LTO

1 . Al l other imported motor vehicles, parts and/or components either ACQUIRED through public auction or negotiated sale or TRANSFERRED from tax-exempt to tax-exempt/ non-tax exempt or QUALIFIED under CMO 23-2007 (Buyer in Good Faith) or CMO 15-2007 (Rebuilt trucks and buses) and motor vehicles covered by Memorandum Receipts shall be part of the e-CPC System.

2. All working documents and/or requirements of the motor vehicle, parts and/or components described in the preceding paragraph shall be reviewed and validated by the Port/Office concerned.

3 . All e-CPCs shall be forwarded to OCO M for clearance and transmission to the LTO. The e-CPC System shall thereafter electronically transmit the e-CPC to the LTO IT System.

V . SANCTIONS

Non-compliance with this Order shall merit the following sanctions:

1. Non-registration of the imported motor vehicle/s, parts and/or components with the LTO.

2. Disciplinary action against Customs personnel, importers and brokers in accordance with existing laws, rules and regulations.

VI. EFFECTIVITY

This Order shall take effect immediately.

Adopted: 10 Feb. 2009

(SGD.) NAPOLEON L. MORALES
Commissioner

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