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Posts tagged with "Atty. Vincent Philip Maronilla"
e2m to soon recognize declarants other than customs broker
Oct. 7 | Image by Pexels from Pixabay The Bureau of Customs (BOC) is restructuring its electronic-to-mobile (e2m) system to finally enable implementation of an order that will allow individuals, other than customs brokers, to act as declarant and sign the goods...
BOC post-clearance audit group on track to hit P4B target
Sep. 11 | Atty. Vincent Philip Maronilla, Bureau of Customs assistant commissioner and head of the Post Clearance Audit Group (PCAG), giving an update on PCAG initiatives at the recent Tax Issues for Importers seminar organized by PortCalls and Asia Customs &...
BOC eyes 200 more firms for audit this year
Jul. 10 | At the customs audit seminar Q&A were Bureau of Customs assistant Commissioner Atty Vincent Philip Maronilla (left), head of the Bureau of Customs Post Clearance Audit Group, and tax consultant Atty Emer Aceron. The Bureau of Customs (BOC) is looking...
BOC to commence audit of firms with release of post-clearance audit order
Jan. 17 | Philippine companies will now have to be ready for a potential customs audit with the signing of a Bureau of Customs (BOC) order finally operationalizing the agency’s post-clearance audit function. Customs Administrative Order (CAO) 01-2019, signed...
Maronilla is new head of customs audit unit
Apr. 4 | Second update on April 5 at 9:11pm to include statements of Senator Francis Pangilinan and Commissioner Isidro Lapeña on Maronilla’s appointment. An earlier update (1:12pm on April 5) reflected this change: “Maronilla’s assistant commissioner...
BOC-NAIA eyes measures to cut cargo clearance time
Feb. 19 | Bureau of Customs-Port of NAIA district collector Atty. Vincent Philip Maronilla at the Feb 13 NAIA Customs and Business Dialogue organized by PortCalls and Asia Customs & Trade. STAKEHOLDERS can expect faster and more streamlined processing at the...
PH Customs regulated imports list due for update in June
Mar. 27 | The Philippine Bureau of Customs (BOC) is planning to update the Customs Regulated Imports List (CRIL) and convert it into a more secure format by June 2017. Together with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)-Bureau of Import Services (BIS), BOC...
