Remedies under the Customs modernization and Tariff Act

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What must a taxpayer do before filing a protest against assessed duties and taxes?

The taxpayer must first pay the assessed duties and taxes.

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How long does a taxpayer have to file a protest with the Commissioner of Customs after paying under protest?

15 days.

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What happens if an assessment is not protested within 15 days of receiving the notice?

The assessment is deemed final.

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What are the options available if the Commissioner of Customs sustains a protest?

The COC will issue an appropriate order, and the entry (importation) will be reassessed if needed.

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What can a taxpayer do if their protest is denied by the Commissioner of Customs?

The taxpayer has 30 days to file a Petition for Review with the Court of Tax Appeals (CTA) Division.

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What is the time limit for filing a claim for a refund of duties with the Bureau of Customs?

12 months (1 year) from the date of payment.

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What should a taxpayer do if their initial claim for a refund is denied?

Appeal to the Commissioner of Customs within 30 days.

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What is required for the Bureau of Customs to refund internal revenue taxes?

A certification from the Commissioner of Internal Revenue (CIR) granting the refund claim.

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What is forfeiture in the context of customs law?

Forfeiture is the government's acquisition of goods due to violations of the Customs Modernization and Tariff Act (CMTA).

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What is the time frame for an importer to file a Notice of Appeal against a District Collector's decision?

15 days from receiving the adverse decision, or 5 days if the goods are perishable.

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What happens if the District Collector does not render a decision within the specified period?

The District Collector's decision is deemed affirmed.

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What is the time limit for the Commissioner of Customs to decide on an appeal from the District Collector?

30 days generally, or 15 days for perishables.

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What occurs if the District Collector's decision is favorable to the importer?

The District Collector automatically elevates the records to the Commissioner of Customs within 5 days.

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What is the finality of the Secretary of Finance's decision on an automatic review?

The SOF's decision is final upon the Bureau.

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What can an importer do if they receive an adverse decision from the Secretary of Finance?

They can file a Petition for Review with the CTA Division within 30 days.

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What is the procedure for refunding both duties and internal revenue taxes?

Follow the procedure for refunding duties only and the procedure for recovering erroneously collected taxes under the NIRC.