Tariffs and Customs Terms D.1.44 Flashcards

Terms and meaning from Dictionary of Tariff and Customs Terms with organization and functions of the various Offices of the Bureau of Customs.

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penalty paid by the shipper or consignee to the ship-owner, for a vessel’s stay in the pier beyond the period within which cargo loading and unloading must be made

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demurrage

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2
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a situation wherein the imported cargo has not been picked up within the prescribed time

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demurrage

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3
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a fee imposed on carriers and /or customers for the use of unit load devices beyond an agreed period

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demurrage

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4
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the mass of a commodity in relation to volume.

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density of commodity

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5
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a rate based on the density and weight of shipment.

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density rate

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6
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a Philippine agency that issues clearance for the importation of agricultural products, like corn (and its substitutes, including wheat used for feeds), poultry and poultry products, hogs and pork products, meat and meat products produced locally in sufficient quantity. It issues the Minimum Access Volume Certificate for said products.

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department of Agriculture

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a Philippine government agency that issues clearance for the importation of motor vehicles, parts and components; truck and automobile tires and tubes, used such articles of all sizes, and no-dollar imports of used motor vehicles, passenger cars, station wagons, jeeps, racing cars, components, parts and/or accessories for assembly of Asian utility vehicles and light commercial vehicles by participants in the vehicle development program; used ambulance, hearses, crane lorries, mobile drilling derricks, fire fighting vehicles, mobile radiological units, completely knocked-down vehicles, buses, used road tractors for semi-trailers, other chassis fitted with engines, bodies (including cabs), motorcycles, components, parts and/or accessories for motorcycle manufacturing program for assembly of motorcycles; scooters, saddles of motorcycles, parts, and parts of sidecars.

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Department of Trade and Industry

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8
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a situation wherein the means of transport departed late.

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departure delay

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9
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it is the return of an alien to his country who has broken the conditions upon which he could continue to reside in the Philippines. Proceedings for deportation are not criminal but administrative proceedings and are summary in nature.

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deportation

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10
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the term “deposit in bank is a sum of money deposited by a depositor by virtue of which the relationship created between the depositor and the bank is that of creditor and debtor.

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deposit

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duties that must be deposited upon entry of imported goods, which are subject of an action for anti-dumping

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deposit of estimated duties

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12
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a document issued by a bank or a warehouse to evidence ownership of a property deposited therein.

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depository receipt

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13
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a facility or warehouse where empty containers are kept, received, or delivered.

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depot

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14
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the expense incurred for the wear and tear, obsolescence, and salvage value of a plant, machinery, or equipment

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depreciation

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15
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in motor vehicles, it is computed at 10% per year, counted downwards from the current year, which has a zero ___________rate. Those with piston displacement of 2000 cc and above may be given a maximum of 50%, while those below, up to 70%.

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depreciation

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16
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a situation wherein an equipment carried by a means of transport has been removed from atop another equipment.

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deramped

17
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abandoned cargoes of a ship, or the ship itself abandoned at sea.

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derelicts

18
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a term that means the demand for transportation depends on product demand in a certain place.

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derived demand

19
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refers to information received from local sources that affects the value, classification, quantity, weight, quality, measurement, volume description and other information which is relevant in determining the lawful entry and release of imported goods/merchandise

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Derogatory information

20
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a vessel’s crane-like equipment that lifts cargo

A

derrick

21
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a Customs area where goods under Red Lane (e.g. high-risk), alerted, or held, are thoroughly examined.

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Designated Examination Area

22
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a premium or sum of money paid by the ship-owner to the shipper or consignee if cargo loading or unloading is done well ahead of the allotted time

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despatch

23
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the days saved when loading and unloading of cargo is made well ahead of the allotted time.

A

despatch days

24
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the place where export goods are bound

A

destination

25
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the ultimate place specified in a contract of carriage

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destination