10 Questions
Who is deemed to be the owner of imported goods into the Philippines?
The consignee or the holder of the bill of lading, airway bill, or other equivalent transport document
When is a provisional goods declaration allowed to be lodged?
When the declarant does not have all the necessary information or supporting documents
Under what circumstances can a goods declaration be lodged and amended?
If it has already been lodged
What constitutes a personal debt due against the importer according to the text?
Duties and taxes attached to importation
What is the period within which the goods declaration must be lodged from the date of discharge of the last package from the vessel or aircraft?
15 days
Who can be a declarant according to Sec. 106?
The consignee, importer, exporter, customs broker, or a duly empowered person
Which statement is true about the licensed customs broker?
Not responsible for the accuracy of the goods declaration
Under what conditions will the Bureau not impose substantial penalties for errors in goods declaration?
When there is gross negligence and inadvertent errors
According to Sec. 400, where should all goods imported into the Philippines be entered?
Only at a port of entry customs office
Who can authorize a responsible officer of the company to sign the goods declaration if the consignee is a juridical person?
The consignee
Test your knowledge on customs declarations and declarants with this quiz. Explore the roles and responsibilities of declarants, including importers, exporters, customs brokers, and authorized agents. Understand the process of goods declaration submission to the Bureau.
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