Kamis, Desember 22, 2022

Guidelines for the Implementation of Imports of Consignment Goods Amended

The Director-General of Customs and Excise ("Director-General") has issued an amendment to Regulation No. PER-02/BC/2020 on Guidelines for the Implementation of Imports of Consignment Goods ("Goods") through the issuance of Regulation No. PER-14/BC/2022 ("Amendment"), which has been in force since 20 December 2022.
As Goods are subject to customs examinations ("Examinations") in the form of physical and document examinations, Goods that are imported by importers who are recognized as authorized economic operators and/or who have been determined as main customs partners should be examined minimally and/or relatively less in comparison with other Goods in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations.
In terms of the above-mentioned Examinations, customs-and-excise officials ("Officials") may request additional information, documents and/or evidence ("Additional Materials") from designated post organizers ("Organizers") when carrying out document Examinations. Any such requested Additional Materials must be submitted within the following periods from the relevant dates of request: 1) For Organizers: seven working days; or 2) For Courier Service Companies (Perusahaan Jasa Titipan – "PJT") five working days. However, if Organizers or PJT fail to provide the above-mentioned Additional Materials during the determined period, then Officials and/or Service Computer Systems (Sistem Komputer Pelayanan - "SKP") will subsequently determine the applicable import-duty tariffs and customs values based on any available materials.
As the determination of import-duty tariffs and customs values that simultaneously function as Goods release approvals should be stipulated through Letters of Stipulation of Payment of Import Duty, Excise and/or Tax (Surat Penetapan Pembayaran Bea Masuk, Cukai dan/atau Pajak – "SPPBMCP"), the issuance of SPPBMCP may now be carried out by Officials responsible for the handling of Goods or SKP.

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The Director-General of Customs and Excise ("Director-General") has issued an amendment to Regulation No. PER-02/BC/2020 on Guidelines for the Implementation of Imports of Consignment Goods ("Goods") through the issuance of Regulation No. PER-14/BC/2022 ("Amendment"), which has been in force since 20 December 2022.
As Goods are subject to customs examinations ("Examinations") in the form of physical and document examinations, Goods that are imported by importers who are recognized as authorized economic operators and/or who have been determined as main customs partners should be examined minimally and/or relatively less in comparison with other Goods in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations.
In terms of the above-mentioned Examinations, customs-and-excise officials ("Officials") may request additional information, documents and/or evidence ("Additional Materials") from designated post organizers ("Organizers") when carrying out document Examinations. Any such requested Additional Materials must be submitted within the following periods from the relevant dates of request: 1) For Organizers: seven working days; or 2) For Courier Service Companies (Perusahaan Jasa Titipan – "PJT") five working days. However, if Organizers or PJT fail to provide the above-mentioned Additional Materials during the determined period, then Officials and/or Service Computer Systems (Sistem Komputer Pelayanan - "SKP") will subsequently determine the applicable import-duty tariffs and customs values based on any available materials.
As the determination of import-duty tariffs and customs values that simultaneously function as Goods release approvals should be stipulated through Letters of Stipulation of Payment of Import Duty, Excise and/or Tax (Surat Penetapan Pembayaran Bea Masuk, Cukai dan/atau Pajak – "SPPBMCP"), the issuance of SPPBMCP may now be carried out by Officials responsible for the handling of Goods or SKP.

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