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PHILIPPINES Country Report<br />
Page 8 of 12<br />
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RECENT ISSUES TACKLED:<br />
MIAA ACCREDITATION:<br />
There were several meetings held last year with regards to the clarification on<br />
who may be granted accreditation and thus allowed access to the premises of the<br />
airport. Finally the Manila International Airport Authority issued a Memorandum<br />
Circular No. 06 dated April 10, 2007.<br />
This Memorandum defines the policy and prescribes the guidelines for the<br />
accreditation of individual customs brokers, customs brokerage companies /<br />
corporations and cargo/freight forwarders at the Airport. It shall apply to licensed<br />
and duly registered Professional Customs Brokers, Customs Brokerage companies<br />
engaged in business activities at the Airport Complex.<br />
This Memorandum Circular shall take effect fifteen days after its publication in a<br />
newspaper for general circulation. Memorandum signed by General Manager<br />
Alfonso G. Cusi.<br />
NAIA CUSTOMS BONDED WAREHOUSE OPERATORS<br />
COUNCIL (NCBWOC) EXPORT CHARGE <strong>OF</strong> PHP<br />
0.68/KG.:<br />
There was a petition from NCBWOC to initially impose export warehousing<br />
charges of Php 0.68/kg. Several meetings were held on the petition wherein<br />
government bodies and private stakeholders such as the Semiconductors and<br />
Electronic Industries in the Philippines Inc. (SEIPI), the Export Development<br />
Council, and investors in the Philippine Export Processing Zones participated.<br />
Subsequently and with the active participation of then-President Cynthia R. Tsui,<br />
the NCBWOC agreed not to implement the export warehousing and other related<br />
fees, and instead file a petition with the Bureau of Customs to increase the Import<br />
Service Charges.