DECISION OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE NO. KEP-45/BC/2001 DATED JULY 31, 2001
TECHNICAL DIRECTIVES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CUSTOMS CLEARANCE OF
EXPORTED GOODS THAT SECURE EXPORT FACILITIES
THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE,
Considering :
a. that the working agreement between the Government of the Republic of Indonesia and PT (Persero) Sucofindo on the inspection of exported goods is not extended anymore as from August 1, 2001;
b. that the inspection of exported goods whose raw materials secure import facilities is entrusted to the Director General of Customs and Excise;
c. that in order to ensure the smooth service for exported goods securing the exemption and restitution of import duty and excise as well as the uncollected value added tax and sales tax on luxury goods on the import of goods and/or materials processed, assembled or installed at other goods, it is deemed necessary to stipulate technical directives for customs clearance of exported goods securing export facilities by a decision of the Director General.
In view of :
1. Law No. 10/1995 on customs affairs (Statute Book of 1995 No. 75, Supplement to Statute Book No. 3512);
2. Law No. 11/1995 on excise (Statute Book of 1995 No. 76, Supplement to Statute Book No. 3513);
3. Decree of the Minister of Finance No. 487/KMK.05/1996 on the customs clearance of exported goods;
4. Decree of the Minister of Finance No. 488/KMK.05/1996 on customs procedures in the export field as already amended the latest by Decree of the Minister of Finance No. 501/KMK.01/1998;
5. Decree of the Minister of Finance No. 615/KMK.01/1997 on the exemption and restitution of import duty and excise as well as the uncollected value added tax and sales tax on luxury goods on the import of goods and/or materials processed, assembled or installed at other goods to be exported as well as their supervision;
6. Decree of the Minister of Finance No. 32/KMK.01/1998 on the organization and working arrangement of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise;
8. Letter of the Minister of Finance No. S-145/MK.1/2001 on the execution of tasks of physical inspection of exported goods securing ex-Bapeksta facilities by the Directorate General of Customs and Excise.
DECIDES : To stipulate :
THE DECISION OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE ON TECHNICAL DIRECTIVES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CUSTOMS CLEARANCE OF EXPORTED GOODS THAT SECURE EXPORT FACILITIES.
CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISION
Article 1 What is meant by this decision as :
1. Regional offices are regional offices of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise which supervise customs offices.
2. Customs offices are service offices of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise where customs obligations are fulfilled.
3. Loading offices are customs offices where export declarations (PEB) and the loading of exported goods are registered.
4. Inspection offices are customs offices stipulated by the Director General or the appointed officials to serve physical inspection of goods securing export facilities.
5. Director General is the Director General of Customs and Excise.
6. Officials are employees of customs offices authorized to execute certain tasks on the basis of this decision.
7. Inspectors are employees inspecting goods physically.
8. Stuffing supervisors are employees supervising the import of goods already inspected to containers.
9. Executive officers are employees supervising the import of exported goods at entry gates of customs areas.
10.Exporters are individuals or statutory bodies already securing Corporate Registry Numbers (NIPER) issued by the Financial Technology Information Board (BINTEK Keuangan).
11.Exported goods are goods released from customs areas to be brought or shipped to other countries.
processed, assembled or installed at other goods to be exported wholly.
13.Export declarations (PEB) are customs notifications used for informing the export of goods which is made out in accordance with form BC 3.0.
14.Inspection declarations (PPB) are notifications to exporters from customs offices that the exported goods will be inspected physically.
15.Reports on Customs and Excise Inspection (LPBC) are reports on results of customs clearance of exported goods securing export facilities which are issued by loading offices.
16.Loading Approvals (PM) are sheets of approval granted by officials to goods securing export facilities to protect the import of exported goods to customs areas and the loading of the goods to transport means.
17.Identities of Customs and Excise Inspection (TPPBC) are safety signs in the form of initials and date which are put or other safety signs which are attached by inspectors to packages of exported goods already inspected.
18.Export seals are safety signs attached or placed by stuffing supervisors to containers or packages of goods.
19.Consolidating places of exported goods are places for collecting (consolidating) exported goods before the exported goods are imported to customs areas which can set up in locations of consolidators, companies affiliated to the same group or companies individually consolidating their exported goods.
CHAPTER II CUSTOMS INSPECTION
Article 2
(1) Goods to be exported must be notified by exporters/their proxies by using export declarations (PEB) in the diskette media and registered at loading offices.
(2) Goods exported through PT Pos Indonesia are registered at customs offices in locations of customs traffic post offices being the sending places of the relevant exported goods.
(3) The PEB as meant in paragraph (1) also function a request for physical inspection of goods
(4) To facilitate the physical inspection of goods, exporters can submit PEB to loading offices two days before the execution of the physical inspection.
(5) The PEB as meant in paragraph (1) are subject to examination of documents covering : a. the completeness and truth of filling of data in PEB;
b. the completeness of complementary customs documents which are required;
c. the completeness of other complementary customs documents as the fulfillment of customs provisions in the export field.
and packing lists.
(7) The other complementary customs documents as meant in paragraph (5) letter c include letters of recognition as registered exporters, approvals of export, quality certificates, quality statements, export licenses (SIE), certificates of validity of forest products (SKSHH) and/or other special permits from institutions concerned.
Article 3
(1) In the case of the documents turning out to fulfill the provision as meant in Article 2 paragraph (5), officials at loading offices grant number and date of registration of PEB.
(2) In the case of results of the examination finding that PEB are filled completely and truthfully but they are not accompanies by the complementary customs documents as meant in Article 2 paragraph (6), PEB are given number and date of registration and exporters/proxies are obliged to complete the shortcomings and give up them to :
a. officials upon the submission of PEB and PM by exporters/their proxies for the issuance of LPBC, in the case of the relevant exported goods are not inspected physically;
b. inspectors, before the execution of physical inspection of goods.
(3) In the case of the examinations of documents finding that PEB are filled completely and truthfully but they are not accompanies by the other complementary customs documents as meant in Article 2 paragraph (7), the PEB are (two) packages.
(4) After the PEB are given number and date, officials at loading offices issue : a. PM, in the case of the physical inspection of goods being not executed; b. PPB, .in the case of the physical inspection of goods being executed;
(5) The PM as meant in paragraph (4) letter a is in accordance with Specimen BCF 3.01 in Attachment III to this decision and is made out in triplicate with the designation as follows : a. first sheet to exporters;
b. second sheet to operators of provisional collection places (TPS); c. third sheet to transporter.
(6) The PPB as meant in paragraph (4) letter b is in accordance with Specimen BCF 3.02 in Attachment III to this decision.
(7) Procedures for examining the documents are stipulated in Attachment I to this decision. Article 4
(1) Inspection offices are obliged to inspect the exported goods securing export facilities physically.
(2) The physical inspection as meant in paragraph (1) can be done in warehouse of exporters or other places appointed by exporters.
(4) Physical inspection and stuffing supervision over exported goods securing export facilities to be consolidate can be done in warehouse of exporters or other places appointed by exporters or consolidating places of exported goods.
Article 5
(1) Physical inspection is carried out on the basis of PEB, complementary customs documents and PPB issued by officials at loading offices.
(2) Physical inspection of exported goods includes : a. kinds of goods;
b. quantity of goods;
c. technical specifications of goods;
d. numbers, marks, kind and quantity of packages.
(3) Report on results of the physical inspection in LPBC include : a. kinds of goods;
b. quantity of goods;
c. technical specifications of goods;
d. numbers, marks, kind and quantity of packages; e. fulfillment of customs provisions in the export sector; f. classifications of goods on the basis of HS;
g. total FOB value.
Article 6
(1) The sample of physical inspection of goods is 10% at the maximum, at least 2 (two) packages.
(2) The physical inspection of goods as meant in paragraph (1) can be done in phases in accordance with the quantity of exported goods available to inspect and exporters/their proxies are obliged to notify inspectors before the execution of the inspection.
(3) Laboratory tests can be applied to certain exported goods.
(4) PM of exported goods already inspected physically are signed by inspectors.
(5) Inspectors are obliged to put TPPBC on packages of exported goods which are inspected (6) Procedures for physical inspection of goods are stipulated in Attachment II to this decree.
Article 7
(2) In the case that exporters are going to continue to export goods whose kinds are different from what are reported in PEB, exporters are obliged to nullify the relevant PEB by submitting new PEB whose kinds of goods are in accordance with those to be inspected. (3) If the quantity of goods reported in PEB is different from the quantity of exported goods to be exported, the physical inspection of goods continues to be executed with the provision that :
a. exporters make out notification on the change in quantity and total FOB value of goods; b. inspectors attach results of the physical inspection to PEB in accordance with the quantity
of goods inspected and sign PM.
Article 8
(1) Exporters of the white list can be excepted from the provision as meant in Article 4 paragraph (1).
(2) The physical inspection must be applied to exporters of the white list facing notes of intelligence results/notes of information (NHI/NI).
(3) Exporters of the white list are stipulated by the Director of Verification and Audit.. Article 9
(1) Stuffing supervisions must apply stuffing supervision to the exported goods inspected physically.
(2) Stuffing supervision is executed by means of : a. examining packages of goods and TPPBC; b. calculating packages subjected to the stuffing.
(3) Sealing is applied to containers having their stuffing supervision completed
(4) Stuffing supervisions attach number of containers, kinds, number of seal and date of sealing as well as sign PM.
CHAPTER III CONSOLIDATION OF
EXPORTED GOODS SECURING EXPORT FACILITIES Article 10
(1) Exporters securing export facilities can consolidate their exported goods or give up them to consolidators.
(2) In the case of the physical inspection being done in warehouse of exporters or places appointed by exporters, the transport of the goods from the places to the consolidating places is protected by PM already signed by officials or inspectors
(4) In the case of the exported goods as meant in paragraph (3) being inspected physically, stuffing supervision must be executed.
(5) In the case of the physical inspection being not executed and the consolidated exported goods being exported goods securing export facilities without obtaining export facilities, stuffing supervision must be executed.
(6) The stuffing supervision as meant in paragraph (5) is executed by inspection offices or custom offices in the nearest places to the stuffing locations.
CHAPTER IV
THE IMPORT TO CUSTOM AREAS AND LOADING OF EXPORTED GOODS
Article 11
(1) Exported goods are imported to customs areas by using PM.
(2) PM are used by executive officers to supervise the import of exported goods to customs areas
(3) PM are effective as documents of import of exported goods to customs areas after being signed by :
a. officials, in the case of the relevant exported goods being not inspected physically;
b. inspectors and stuffing supervisors, in the case of the relevant exported goods being inspected physically.
(4) Exported goods notified in PEB already securing PM as meant in paragraph (3) which have been loaded or will be loaded to transport means are treated as exported goods.
Article 12
(1) Exported goods already securing PM which have been signed by officials or inspectors must be imported to customs areas not later than one month as from the date of registration of PEB.
(2) In the case of the exported goods being not imported to customs areas in the period as meant in paragraph (1), exporters must submit the annulment of PEB to loading offices where the relevant PEB are registered.
Article 13
The exported goods are loaded to transport means after securing PM and the loading is executed as follows :
a. in the case of exported goods without physical inspection, they are loaded to transport means by using PM already signed by officials and execute officers supervising the import of the goods to customs areas.
CHAPTER V
RECTIFICATION AND ANNULMENT OF PEB Article 14
(1) Any change in data on PEB already registered must be notified to loading offices where the relevant PEB are registered by using notifications on the rectification of PEB.
(2) In the case of the exported goods being inspected physically and turning out that the quantity of goods reported in PEB is different form the quantity of goods inspected as meant in Article 7 paragraph (3) letter a, notifications on the rectification of PEB with regard to the quantity and price of goods must be given up to officials when exporters/their proxies give up PEB and PM for the issuance of LPBC.
(3) In the case of exported goods being not inspected physically, notifications on the rectification of PEB with regard to the quantity and/or price of goods must be given up before the exported goods are loaded to transport means, except :
a. the rectification/change is attributable decidedly to administrative mistakes and must be submitted not later than one month after the registration of PEB;
b. export of liquid materials which are loaded through pipelines; c. short shipment.
(4) The rectification/change in PEB with regard to the quantity and/or price of goods can be served before and after the exported goods are loaded to transport means and is submitted not later than one month after the registration of PEB.
(5) In the case of physical inspection being not executed, notifications on the rectification of PEB with regard to the addition of quantity of containers must be submitted to loading offices before the exported goods are imported to customs offices to secure PM of the addition to quantity of the containers.
(6) The notifications on rectification of PEB are in accordance with Specimen BCF 3.05. Article 15
(1) Exporters can nullify PEB when the exported goods are not yet or have been imported to customs areas.
(2) The rectification s meant in paragraph (1) must be reported to loading offices not later than :
a. one month after the date of registration of PEB, in the case of the exported goods being not yet imported to customs areas; or
b. three working days after the departure of transport means originally mentioned in PEB which are nullified, in the case of the exported goods have been imported to customs areas.
CHAPTER VI
Part One Delivery of LPBC
Article 16
(1) LPBC are given up by officials at loading offices to exporters/their proxies not later than one working day after exporters show the PEB and PM as meant in Article 11 and the notifications on rectification of PEB, in the case of the case of any change in data on PEB. (2) LPBC are made out in duplicate with the designation as follows :
a. first sheet to exporters;
b. second sheet to loading offices.
(3) The LPBC as meant in paragraph (1) are in accordance with Specimen BCF 3.08 of Attachment III to this decision..
Part Two
Dispatch of Data on PEB and LPBC Article 17
(1) Data on PEB and LPBC are dispatched by loading offices to regional offices. (2) Data on PEN and LPBC are dispatched by regional offices to :
a. Regional Export Facility Service Offices (KPKER) issuing decisions on the granting of facilities of the exemption from import duty and excise, the uncollected value added tax/sales goods on luxury goods in the framework of export facilities; and
b. the Directorate of Customs and Excise Information (DIKC). (3) DIKC dispatches data on PEB and LPBC to BINTEK Keuangan.
(4) Procedures for dispatching the data are stipulated by the Director of Customs and Excise Information
CHAPTER VII
COMBINATION OF EXPORTED GOODS Article 18
(1) Exported goods securing export facilities can be combined with other goods securing export facilities or not.
(2) Technical directives for the export of goods securing export facilities which are combined with the other goods as meant in paragraph (1) are further stipulated by a decision of the Director General.
CHAPTER VIII
(1) Customs offices provide service for 24 (twenty four) hours per day for activities of : a. receipt of PEB submitted by exporters/their proxies;
b. physical inspection of goods in accordance with request from exporters;
c. import of exported goods already securing approval of loading to customs areas; d. delivery of LPBC;
e. other customs service in the export field.
(2) Heads of customs offices are obliged to regulate the placement of officers serving the activities as meant in paragraph (1).
CHAPTER IX CONCLUSION
Article 20
(1) If necessary, Heads of Regional Offices can further stipulate technical directives as long as they do not contravene this decision.
(2) The existing technical directives regulating exported goods which secure export facilities that contravene this decision are declared null and void.
Article 21
This decision of the Director General comes into force as from August 1, 2001.
For public cognizance, this decision must be announced by placing it in State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia.
Stipulated in Jakarta On July 31, 2001
THE DIRECTOR GENERAL sgd.
R.B. PERMANA AGUNG
ATTACHMENT I PROCEDURES FOR EXAMINING DOCUMENTS
A. Exporter activity
2. To print PEB with the number of sheets according to the need of the exporter, sign and put corporate seal on PEB;
3. To transfer data on PEB into a diskette and print the delivery sheet in duplicate;
4. To give the PEB diskette, PEB in the number according to the need of the exporter and original sheets of complementary customs documents required and the delivery sheet to the loading office;
5. To receive from the official, diskette and :
a. PEB along with the rejection containing information on the incomplete and/or untrue filling of data on PEB or the shortage of other complementary customs documents required; or
b. PEB already given the number and date of registration and PPB in the event that physical inspection will be executed; or
c. PEB already given the number and date of registration and PM already signed by the official in the event that physical inspection is not executed.
1. To conform the inspection office with regard to the date of physical inspection of goods, in the case of the date and location of inspection changing or not changing.
2. In the case of any change in data on PEB,
a. To make out a notification of rectification of PEB;
b. To give up the rectified PEB before the exported goods are imported to the customs area.
1. In the case of the export being realized by means of consolidating : a. To make out PKBE in accordance with specimen BCF 3.03;
b. To mention the number of container in PM and BCF 3.03 before the goods are imported to the customs area.
A. Official at the loading office
1. To receive the delivery sheet and PEB diskette, PEB and complimentary customs documents required;
2. To check the condition of the diskette;
3. To examine PEB and complimentary customs documents and/or the fulfillment of customs provisions in the export field;
4. The transfer data in the PEB diskette to the computer of the loading office; 5. To record results of the examination as meant in point 3;
6. In the case of PEB being accepted :
a. To mention the number and date of registration of PEB in PEB;
1. To give up to the exporters, the diskette along with :
a. PEB along with the rejection containing information on the incomplete and/or untrue filling of data on PEB or the shortage of other complementary customs documents required; or
b. PEB already given the number and date of registration and PPB in the event that physical inspection will be executed; or
c. PEB already given the number and date of registration and PM already signed by the official in the event that physical inspection is not executed.
1. To send copies of PEB and PPB to the inspection office through facsimile or other communications means promptly after the issuance.
A. Computer of the loading office
1. To receive results of the transfer of data on PEB;
2. To receive results of the examination of PEB and complimentary customs documents and/or the fulfillment of customs provisions in the export field;
3. To examine :
a. the completeness and truth of completion of data on PEB; b. the profile of the exporter.
1. In the case of results of the examination being not accepted, to print the rejection containing information on the incomplete and/or untrue completion of PEB;
2. In the case of results of the examination being accepted, to give the number and data of registration of PEB, number and date of LPBC and to print :
a. PM, in the case of the physical inspection of goods being not executed; b. PM, in the case of the physical inspection of goods being executed; 1. In the case of results of the examination being accepted :
a. To give the number and date of registration of PEB, number and date of LPBC and number and date of PM unless the physical inspection of goods is executed; b. To print PEB if the physical inspection of goods is executed; or
c. To print PM.
THE DIRECTOR GENERAL sgd.
ATTACHMENT II
PROCEDURES FOR PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF EXPORTED GOODS
A. Exporter/proxy
1. To prepare goods to be inspected;
2. To notify the inspector, in the case of the gradual physical inspection; 3. To give up the inspector :
a. PEB already securing the number and date of registration and already signed and given the corporate seal;
b. invoice and packing list;
c. other complimentary customs documents required; d. PPB
1. After the physical inspection is completed : a. To receive from the inspector :
1) PEB already containing results of physical inspection of goods; 2) invoice and packing list;
3) other complimentary customs documents required;
b. To stuff the exported goods into a container under the surveillance of stuffing supervisor;
c. To receive PM already signed from the stuffing supervisor; d. To send the exported goods to the customs areas;
e. To give up :
1) the second sheet of PM to TPS;
2) the first and third sheets of PM to an executive officer in the gateway of the customs area.
f. To receive the first and third sheets of PM already signed from the executive officer in the customs area;
g. To give up the third sheet of PM to transporter; h. To give up to the official at the loading office :
2) PEB already containing results of the physical inspection of goods;
3) the notification of rectification of PEB in the case of any change in data on PEB.
i. To receive from the official at the loading office : 1) the first sheet of LP BC;
2) PEB having its H column completed by the official. j. To sign the second sheet of LPBC as a receipt.
A. Official at the inspection office
1. To receive PPB and PEN through facsimile or through other communications means from the loading office;
2. To mention the name of inspector to undertake the inspection and stipulate the inspection degree of PPB;
3. To issue a letter of assignment; 4. To give up to the inspector :
a. PPB; b. PM form;
c. letter of assignment.
1. To receive PPB from the inspector and administer it. A. Official at the loading office
1. To dispatch PPB and PEB through facsimile or other communications meant to the inspection office;
2. To receive from the exporter :
a. the first sheet of PM already signed by stuffing supervisor and executive officer in the gateway of the customs area;
b. PEB already containing results of physical inspection of goods.
1. To put seal of loading completion on the basis of PM, seal, signature, name and civil servant registry number in the column H of PEB;
2. To record results of physical inspection of goods and match the number of container; 3. To record the rectification of PEB in the case of any change in data on PEB;
4. In the case of the addition to the quantity of containers, to give up PM in accordance with the notification of rectification of PEB;
6. To print LPBC in duplicate;
7. To give up the first sheet of LPBC, PM and PEB to the exporter;
8. To administer the second sheet of LPBC already signed by the exporter/proxy. D. Inspector
1. To receive from the official of the inspection office : a. PPB;
b. PM form;
c. letter of assignment.
2. To receive from the exporter/proxy :
a. PEB already securing the number of registration and already signed and given the corporate seal;
b. invoice and packing list;
c. other complimentary customs documents required; d. PPB.
2. To undertake the physical inspection of goods in accordance with instructions of inspection mentioned in PPB;
3. To examine the fulfillment of customs provisions in the export field;
4. To mention results of the physical inspection of goods in the back side of PEB and sign PM;
5. To give up to the exporter/proxy :
a. PEB already containing results of the physical inspection of goods; b. invoice and packing list;
c. other complimentary customs documents required; 2. To give up PPB to the official of the inspection office. E. Stuffing supervisor
1. To receive PM already signed by the inspector; 2. To supervise the stuffing;
3. To seal the container/package;
4. To mention the number of seal of container/package in PM and put the date, signature, name and civil servant registry number.
sgd.
R.B. PERMANA AGUNG D.
ATTACHMENT III
LIST OF COMPLETING FORMS, REPORT AND SPECIMENTS OF DOCUMENTS
NO NAMES/CODES DESCRIPTION
1 BCF 3.01 PM (Loading approval) 2 BCF 3.02 PPB (Inspection declaration)
3 BCF 3.03 PKBE (Notification on consolidation of exported goods) 4 BCF 3.05 PPPEB (Notification on rectification of PEB)
5 BCF 3.08 LPBC (Report on Customs and Excise Inspection) THE DIRECTOR GENERAL,
sgd.
R.B. PERMANA AGUNG. D Nip. 060044475
BCF 3.01 CUSTOMS AND EXCISE SERVICE OFFICE OF TYPE …….
LOADING APPROVAL (PM) No. ….. Date …….
…..Container of the …..
1. PEB :
a. KPBC :
b. No & date of registration : 2. EXPORTER :
a. Taxpayer Code Number :
b. Name :
a. Kind and Name : b. Voyage / Flight : 3. NON CONTAINER :
a. No :
b. Mark :
c. Kind of package :
d. Quantity :
4. CONTAINER :
a. No. :
b. Size :
Already inspected physically Inspector
(signature) Name/Nip :
Stuffing supervisor Seal No. :
(signature) Name/Nip :
To be completed in the case of physical inspection being not executed
COMPLETENESS OF DOCUMENTS [ ] Complete [ ] Incomplete
[ ] Unsuitable
Official
(signature) Name/Nip : NOTE OF IMPORT OF EXPORTED
GOODS TO THE CUSTOMS AREA SEAL :
[ ] Good [ ] Damaged [ ] Unsuitable (in the case of export facilities/TPB/ Consolidation)
Imported completely on date…. at….. (time) (signature)
Name/Nip :
Remark :
First sheet : Import of goods/second sheet : TPS/third sheet : transporter (*) pick up as required
BCF 3.02 CUSTOMS AND EXCISE SERVICE OFFICE OF TYPE……….
INSPECTION DECLARATION (PPB) No. …… Date ……..
To
EXPORTER :
- TAXPAYER CODE NUMBER :
- NAME :
- ADDRESS :
To PEB of No. and date ……
Physical inspection must be executed :
a. On the date :
b. Location of physical inspection : c. Address and telephone number : d. Name of exporter staff : e. Date and venue of stuffing : f. Quantity of containers/packages *): g. Inspection office :
For the physical inspection, exported goods must be prepared in accordance with what are mentioned in PEB and the following documents are given up :
a. PEB
b. invoice and packing list
c. other complimentary customs documents required
TO BE COMPLETED BY INSPCETION OFFICE
Inspector : Name : Nip :
Inspection degree :
Official
Signature :…………. Name :………… Nip :…………
First sheet : Official (Inspection Office)/second sheet : exporters *) pick up as required
BCF 3.03 NOTIFICATION ON CONSOLIDATION OF EXPORTED GOODS (PKBE)
No. and date of registration : No. and date of submission : No. of container : Size of container : Place and date of stuffing :
TAXPAYER CODE NUMBER : CONSOLIDATOR/ :
EXPORTER *) ADDRESS : STATUS :
LOADING OFFICE :
DESTINATION COUNTRY : NAME OF TRANSPORT MEANS : NO. OF VOYAGE / FLIGHT :
Serial Numbers
Notification documents PEB/CK.8
Loading Approval Remark
Kind of exported goods
Kind/no. of documents
Date No. Date
*) pick up as required
I herewith certify that I am responsible for the
truth of matters mentioned in this document
………date……… ………..
Consolidator / Exporter
(………..) Stuffing Supervisor
Name/Nip :
Executive Officer in the gateway of customs area :
Name/Nip :
BCF 3.05 NOTIFICATION ON RECTIFICATION OF PEB
No. : Date :
No. of PEB : Date :
EXPORTER / PPJK / PJT / CONSOLIDATOR *) …
sheet of the …… - TAXPAYER CODE NUMBER :
- NAME :
- ADDRESS :
PEB DATA RECTIFIED EXPORT TAX
Number of PEB No.
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
*) pick up as required
……….., 2000 EXPORTER
SIGNATURE :………… CORPORATE SEAL
NAME :……….
(Logo of DJBC)
THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE
BCF 3.08
REPORT ON CUSTOMS & SHEET FOR
EXPORTER/KPBC
EXCISE INSPECTION (LPBC) .
B. STATEMENT OF EXPORTER :
EXPORTER No. of PEB : Date
(NPWP, NAME & ADDRESS)
Date
Inspection place :
---
---IMPORTER
(Name, address, REQUESTED FACILITY
code of country)
LOADING PORT : DESTINATION PORT :
---
---DESCRIPTION OF GOODS PACKING LIST :
Date INVOICE
Date
CURRENCY : FOB VALUE : C. RESULTS OF INSPECTION
QUANTITY AND NO. OF CONTAINER AND SEAL, OR
KIND OF PACKAGE NO. OF PACKAGE INSPECTED OR TPPBC MARK
AND NO. OF PACKAGE
---
---NO HS DESCRIPTION OF GOODS UNITS TOTAL
--- ---
---INSPECTOR'S NOTE
---
---NO. OF THE FINANCE MINISTER DECREE
---
---OFFICIAL ……… Name ……… NIP ………
The issuance of this report on customs and excise inspection is not exempted the exporter from the legal obligation and responsibility mentioned in the transaction contract.
NOTIFICATION ON THE READINESS OF GOODS No. of submission of PEB :
To : KPBC……
I. DATA ON APPLICANT 1. Name of exporter company :………..
2. Address, telephone and
facsimile no. :………..
3. Kind of company : [ ] Producer [ ] Non-producer exporter exporter
[ ] Producer [ ] Trade importer exporter exporter
I. REQUESTED FACILITY
[ ] A. The exemption from import duty and the postponement of payment of Value Added Tax and Sales Tax on Luxury Goods
[ ] B. The restitution of import duty and the postponement of payment of Value Added Tax and Sales Tax on Luxury Goods
[ ] C. Combination of A and B II. READINESS OF GOODS
1. Storing place of goods : [ ] Veneem Warehouse [ ] Factory Warehouse [ ] Consignment Warehouse
2. The goods are ready to export and the inspection is requested :
a. Date :
b. Address and telephone number : c. Name of contacted officer :
3. Date and place of stuffing : 4. Quantity of container and stuffing method : …… X 20 feet [ ] LCL [ ] FCL
…… X 40 feet [ ] LCL [ ] FCL
………, 20….. Exporter/proxy
