Customs 3: Wharfage and Cargo Charges

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What is the primary basis for calculating Wharfage Due (WD) at ports?

  • Based on a fixed percentage of the cargo's insurance value.
  • Exclusively on the declared value of the cargo.
  • Based on either the weight or measurement of the cargo, whichever is higher. (correct)
  • Exclusively on the number of containers.

A 45-foot container is being exported through a main port. According to the provided rates, what is the Wharfage Due?

  • PHP 259.70
  • PHP 458.25 (correct)
  • PHP 916.50
  • PHP 391.05

For non-containerized dangerous cargo being imported, what is the Wharfage Due per Revenue Ton (volume)?

  • PHP 30.55/RT (correct)
  • PHP 18.35/RT
  • PHP 15.25/RT
  • PHP 36.65/RT

Which of the following BEST describes Arrastre charges?

<p>An amount assessed to and collected by the arrastre contractor against the owner of cargo for their unloading and loading services (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the Arrastre charge per Metric Ton for Outports-Pierside?

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Flashcards

Wharfage Due (WD)

The fee charged by the PPA to cargo owners for using government wharves, assessed based on cargo weight or measurement.

Containerized Cargo Rates

Specific wharfage rates for containerized cargo at main ports: 20-footer and 40-footer containers differ in import/export fees.

Non-Containerized Cargo Rates

Rates for non-containerized cargo based on weight (Metric Ton) or volume (Revenue Ton) at main ports.

Arrastre Charge

Fees collected by arrastre contractors for loading and unloading cargo, based on specified assessments.

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Assessment vs. Actual Charges

Assessment is based on CMO 7-2014 for estimating charges, while actual charges follow PPA OMC 2-2018 and include VAT.

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Study Notes

Customs 3: Wharfage and Arrastre Charges

  • Wharfage due (WD) is the fee assessed by the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) against cargo owners for using government wharves.
  • WD is calculated based on whichever is higher, weight or measurement.
  • Main ports/inports use MICP, North Harbor, Port of Manila or South Harbor.
  • Outports are ports other than the main ports mentioned.
  • Private ports use a different pricing structure.

Containerized Cargo (Main Ports/Inports)

  • Import rates for 20-foot containers: PHP 519.35/ft, PHP 259.70/ft, PHP 779.05/ft, PHP 391.05/ft, PHP 916.50/ft and PHP 458.25/ft.
  • Rates are for general/dangerous cargo.
  • Import rates may vary depending on container length.
  • Export rates for 20-foot containers, 40-foot containers, and 45-foot containers are also mentioned.

Non-Containerized Cargo (Main Ports/Inports)

  • Import rates for revenue ton (volume): PHP 30.55/Revenue Ton
  • Import rates for metric ton (weight): PHP 36.65/Metric Ton
  • Export rates for revenue ton: PHP 15.25/Revenue Ton

Outports

  • Pierside wharfage: PHP 34.00/MT
  • Shipside wharfage: PHP 17.00/MT
  • Private ports wharfage: PHP 18.325/MT

Arrastre Charges (Assessment and Actual)

  • Arrastre charges are fees assessed by the arrastre contractor on cargo owners for unloading and loading services.
  • Assessment charges are based on CMO 7-2014 for MICP/POM.
  • Actual charges are based on PPA OMC 2-2018 (ATI/ICTSI) payable to the operator.
  • Actual charges include VAT if not otherwise mentioned

Main Ports/Inports - Customs Memorandum Order 7-2014

  • Containerized cargo import and export rates are for 20 foot, 40 foot and 45 foot containers, Full/loaded, Empty, and Shut-out export.
  • Rates are in Philippine Pesos (PHP) and are net of 12% VAT (Value Added Tax).

Non-Containerized Arrastre

  • Import/export rates for various cargo types (general cargo, bagged cargoes, palletized, unpacked fish, fish in cartons, steel products, logs, lumber, heavy lift) are provided.
  • Rates are per Revenue Ton (RT) in Philippine Pesos (PHP), except where noted per metric ton (MT).

Containerized Dangerous Cargo Arrastre

  • Different rates apply for containerized dangerous cargo based on class and container size.

Outports-Arrastre

  • Rates for pierside and shipside arrastre services in outports.

Actual Arrastre Charges-Payable to ICTSI/ATI/Payable to Operator/MICP

  • Actual import/export rates for different types of containerized cargo, including shut-out exports.
  • Specific rates for 20-foot and 40-foot containers are detailed.
  • Charges are often based on "box," "box" (for full and empty containers).

Actual Arrastre Charges-Payable to ICTSI/ATI/Payable to Operator/MICP-Non-Containerized

  • Detailed rates, in Philippine Pesos (PHP), for different types of non-containerized cargo for import, specifying different bases (RT, MT, or Board Feet).

Conversion Factors

  • Conversion factors for weight and volume measurements are listed in the documents which could be helpful in further analysis.

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