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Guidelines on the Tax- and Duty-Free Importation and Monitoring of the Utilization of Raw Materials for Book Publishing (March 23, 2012)

General Principles

RULE I Definition of Terms

RULE II Persons and Entities Entitled and Security Bond Required

RULE III Criteria for the Evaluation of Application for Tax- and Duty-Free Importation of Raw Materials

RULE IV Procedure in the Importation of Raw Materials

A. Documentary Requirements

B. Procedure

Rule V Monitoring

RULE VI Board Action

RULE VII Duration of Benefits

RULE VIII Penalties

RULE IX Notices

RULE X Remedies

RULE XI Separability and Effectivity

 

 

Republic of the Philippines

National Book Development Board

 

Guidelines on the Tax- and Duty-Free Importation and Monitoring of the Utilization of Raw Materials for Book Publishing

 

Pursuant to Sections 12 and 13, RA 8047, otherwise known as the Book Publishing Industry Development Act, the following guidelines are hereby promulgated to implement the intent and provisions of said Act.

 

General Principles

 

The National Book Development Board (NBDB), pursuant to Section 13 of RA 8047, in consultation with the appropriate stakeholders from the private and public sectors, shall issue and prescribe guidelines on the tax- and duty-free importation and monitoring of the utilization of raw materials used in book publishing.

 

The principles of transparency, equity and fidelity in the implementation of these guidelines shall be observed without sacrificing the objectives of promoting the economic efficiency and viability of the book publishing industry entailing the least government intervention.

 

RULE I Definition of Terms

 

SECTION 1. As used in these guidelines, the following shall be construed to mean, unless the context clearly provides otherwise:

 

a.    Raw Materials refer to all types of paper, carton, book cloth, ink and other materials which form part of the book.

b.    Importer refers to the following persons, entities, groups or associations duly registered and accredited by the NBDB and habitually engaged in book publishing:

 

b.1.A Book Publisher (hereinafter referred to as BP) refers to persons or entities duly registered and accredited by the NBDB to be habitually engaged in book publishing, who imports materials to be used for its own publications;

b.2.Book publishers association (hereinafter referred to as BPA) refers to an association duly registered with the NBDB comprise of bona fide publishers habitually engaged in book publishing such may import raw materials for and on behalf of its members;

b.3.Book printers refer to persons or entities duly registered and accredited by the NBDB as engaged in the printing of books.

 

c.    A bona fide publisher or book publishers association habitually engaged in book publishing refers to a person or entity who has been operating as a book publisher/or recognized as a book association by the proper government office for no less than two years from the time of applicants importation.

d.       Date of Importation shall mean the date of actual release of the raw materials to the importer.

e.    Registration is understood to mean the inclusion in the register or list of persons/enterprises engaged in book publishing of the NBDB.

f.     Accreditation, on the other hand, implies qualifying to the standards set by the NBDB which shall include the production, marketing, organizational and functional capabilities in relation to the publishing or printing business, culminating in the issuance of a Certificate of Registration.

 

RULE II Persons and Entities Entitled and Security Bond Required

 

SECTION 1. The Governing Board of the NBDB shall have the power to import raw materials on behalf of persons or entities duly registered with and accredited by the NBDB, provided the appropriate bond shall be posted by the persons and entities concerned equivalent to the taxes, duties and charges waived; provided further, that the Governing Board of the NBDB may delegate this function to the aforesaid persons or entities subject to the conditions provided herein and such other conditions as may be imposed by the Board.

 

SECTION 2. The bond to be posted by persons or entities duly registered and accredited by the NBDB shall secure the commitments and representations made in connection with the application for the tax- and duty-free importation of raw materials.

 

SECTION 3. Importers shall have the power to import raw materials to be used for its own publication or, in the case of a book publishers association, for and in behalf of its members.

 

RULE III Criteria for the Evaluation of Application for Tax- and Duty-Free Importation of Raw Materials

 

The Board will endorse the tax- and duty-free importation of raw materials subject to the following conditions:

 

SECTION 1. That the raw materials to be imported are needed and will be used exclusively by the registered and duly accredited persons/entities for book publishing/printing, which shall be proven by documents enumerated in Rule IV Section A.

 

SECTION 2. That the raw materials to be imported are priced lower than the quoted price of a domestic manufacturer. In determining whether the price of the raw material to be imported is lower, the Board may be guided by the acquisition cost of similar raw materials imported into the Philippines, if all applicable taxes and duties were paid.

 

SECTION 3. That the recommendation of the NBDB and approval of the Department of Finance are obtained by the registered and duly accredited persons/entities before the importation is made, or before the corresponding letters of credit are opened.

 

RULE IV Procedure in the Importation of Raw Materials

 

SECTION 1. The process of applying for tax- and duty-free importation of raw materials shall be the following:

 

A. Documentary Requirements

 

Persons and entities duly registered with and accredited by the NBDB shall file the following:

1.    A duly accomplished and notarized NBDB application form;

2.    If importing raw materials to comply with a Department of Education (DepEd) contract, importer should submit a copy of the invitation to bid from the DepEd and a copy of the receipt for the purchase of bidding documents.

3.    If importing raw materials to publish textbooks for private schools, a production schedule (detailing the book titles, number of copies to be printed, number of raw materials to be used and projected date of completion) should be submitted to the NBDB.

4.    A Pro-Forma invoice/price quotation;

5.    The quantity and sufficient description of the raw materials to be used for the specific purpose applied for in the publication or printing of books, which importation shall be no less than one (1) twenty (20)-foot container van, or no less than twenty-four (24) metric tons or one (1) full container load (FCL);

6.    An end-user justification as to the reasonable necessity of the raw materials proposed to be imported;

7.    A computation of taxes and duties to be waived with the corresponding tariff heading and duty rate indicated;

8.    A price comparison between the local paper manufacturer and imported paper wherein the price of imported paper should be lower than that of the local paper manufacturers quoted price;

9.    Such other documents/information as may be required by the NBDB or the relevant government agencies, including the bond requirement stated in Rule II Section 2 herein.

10. If it is an association that is importing, each and every publisher/printer that it is importing for, should provide all the necessary documents in this rule.

 

B. Procedure

1.    The applicant shall file an application with the NBDB and shall pay a non- refundable fee of One Thousand Pesos (P1,000.00).

2.    The NBDB shall examine the adequacy and authenticity of the documents submitted by the applicant.

3.    The NBDB Executive Director shall endorse the application of the importer to the Governing Board for its consideration.

4.    If the application is approved, the NBDB Executive Director shall endorse the same to the Department of Finance (DOF) upon the importers compliance with the following:

 

a.    Submission of a notice of award from DepEd if the importation is to fulfill a DepEd contract.

b.    Posting of a performance security bond in favor of the NBDB for a period of one (1) year in the amount of 100% of the taxes and duties to be waived in the following order of preference:

                          i.    Cash;

                         ii.    Managers check;

                       iii.    Bank draft;

                       iv.    An escrowed bank account;

                         v.    Chattel or real estate mortgage, callable on demand security bond issued by the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) or other NBDB-accredited insurance company/bank/financial institution; or

                       vi.    Corporate guarantee.

 

c.    Payment of a processing fee equivalent to one percent (1%) of the total taxes and duties to be waived.

 

5.    Upon receipt of the approved application from the NBDB, the DOF shall:

a.    Process the application for tax- and duty-free importation of raw materials; or, if the importers documents are incomplete

b.    Return the application to the NBDB, which shall require the applicant to complete the requirements within ten (10) working days from receipt of notice.

 

6.    The DOF shall endorse the approved application to the Bureau of Customs (BOC).

7.    The applicant shall post the bond required by the BOC.

8.    Upon request by the NBDB, the BOC shall furnish the NBDB copies of documents regarding the release of imported raw materials for monitoring purposes.

9.    Subject to the faithful performance/compliance and submission of status report by the importer, the performance security bond will be released after the NBDBs monitoring, assessment and issuance of a Certificate of Compliance and Completion.

 

Rule V Monitoring

 

The importer, after thirty (30) days from date of importation, shall provide the NBDB with a notarized status report duly certified by an accountable officer on the usage of raw materials, with the following information:

1.    On the use of raw materials in accordance with production schedule, and other such relevant information that may be asked by the NBDB.

2.    The status report shall serve as a basis for validation whether or not there is compliance with the sworn application earlier filed. The NBDB shall confirm such status report through plant visits/inspections before processing new applications for importation from the same importer.

 

RULE VI Board Action

 

SECTION 1. The application shall be forwarded for deliberation in the next board meeting following the applicants completion of its application and shall be informed of the Boards decision within five (5) days after the board meeting.

 

RULE VII Duration of Benefits

 

SECTION 1. Subject to the provisions of applicable laws, rules, and regulations, the benefits granted to individuals and enterprises herein shall continue as long as they remain registered and commit no violation of the RA 8047, the Rules and Regulations to Implement the RA 8047, these Guidelines, or the terms and conditions of their Registration and/or Accreditation.

 

RULE VIII Penalties

 

SECTION 1. The NBDB shall, after due notice, conduct an administrative inquiry into any reported violation of these guidelines:

a.    The NBDB shall issue summons, subpoena and/or subpoena duces tecum, and shall initiate a fact finding inquiry to ascertain whether or not a violation exists;

b.    In the event of a violation is found to exist, the respondent shall be informed and be given an opportunity to be heard. Any adverse decision may be appealed to the Board within seventy-two (72) hours from receipt of the decision. The Board sitting en banc shall decide on the violation within five (5) days after the case is deemed submitted for decision.

c.    Should the Board decide not to give consideration to the appeal, the Board shall order, after due notice, the cancellation of the Certificate of Registration/Accreditation of the respondent, without prejudice to the imposition of the penalties provided for in the Act.

d.    The NBDB shall also recommend the filing of appropriate action with the proper prosecuting agencies.

 

SECTION 2. In the event that a publisher who was allowed to import tax- and duty-free raw materials has stopped operations or closed shop for whatever reason before the consumption of the raw materials imported, it shall pay the corresponding duties and taxes on the unused quantity of raw materials.

 

SECTION 3. Failure to fully liquidate the previous tax- and duty-free importation shall be valid grounds for the disapproval of subsequent applications for succeeding importations, delisting from the NBDBs registry without prejudice to the imposition of applicable penalties, sanctions and prosecution.

 

SECTION 4. The following acts shall constitute grave violations of these Guidelines:

 

a.    Sale, donation, transfer of right, possession or ownership, of the imported raw materials, in whole or in part, or use for purposes other than the one approved by the Board:

1st Offense Forfeiture of the peformance security, cancellation of registration and inclusion in a watch list to be submitted to the DepEd and BOC for non-compliance with the terms of importation.

 

b.    Misrepresentation or falsification of any document submitted to the NBDB:

1st Offense Forfeiture of the performance security, cancellation of registration and inclusion in a watch list to be submitted to the DepEd and BOC for non-compliance with the terms of importation.

 

c.    Failure to submit a status report on the use of raw materials imported tax- and duty-free after the six (6) months from the date of importation:

1st Offense Payment of a fine equivalent to the taxes and duties waived, but in no case less than P10,000.00, and suspension of registration until compliance therewith;

2nd Offense Forfeiture of the performance security, cancellation of registration/accreditation and inclusion in a watch list to be submitted to the DepEd and BOC for non compliance with the terms of importation.

 

d.    Failure to fully liquidate previous tax- and duty-free importation

1st Offense Payment of a fine equivalent to the tax and duties waived, but in no case less than P10,000.00, and suspension of registration/accreditation until compliance therewith;

2nd Offense Forfeiture of the performance security, cancellation of registration, and inclusion in a watch list to be submitted to the DepEd and BOC for non compliance with the terms of importation.

 

RULE IX Notices

 

SECTION 1. Notices sent by the Board shall be addressed to the registered and/or duly accredited entities at its principal place of business. Such notices may, with like effect, be delivered to its authorized representative as appearing in the records of the NBDB. All notices delivered shall be deemed received by the persons and/or entities concerned.

 

RULE X Remedies

 

SECTION 1. All decisions of the Board relative to the implementation of these Guidelines may be appealed within fifteen (15) days from receipt of the decision by the aggrieved party to the Office of the President, otherwise, the same shall become final and executory, without prejudice thereafter to seeking redress of grievances from the proper courts.

 

Where an appeal has been filed, such decision shall become final and executory within ninety (90) days after the perfection of the appeal, unless otherwise reversed.

 

RULE XI Separability and Effectivity

 

SECTION 1. If any provision of this Guidelines is declared to be invalid, the part or parts thereof not affected thereby shall remain valid.

 

SECTION 2. Effectivity. These Guidelines shall take effect fifteen (15) days after publication in a newspaper of general circulation under EO 200 series of 1987.

 

APPROVED by the Governing Board on its 197th board meeting held on 23

March 2012.


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