The document outlines the procedure for protest cases regarding tariffs and customs codes. It begins by stating that the Collector of Customs assesses, liquidates, and collects customs duties. An adversely affected party may then file a written protest within 15 days of payment. A hearing will be conducted within 15 days of receiving the protest, and the collector must decide the case within 30 days of the hearing ending. The process then describes the various steps and options for appeal if a decision is adverse to either party, working its way up from the commissioner to the Court of Tax Appeals to the Supreme Court if necessary.
The document outlines the procedure for protest cases regarding tariffs and customs codes. It begins by stating that the Collector of Customs assesses, liquidates, and collects customs duties. An adversely affected party may then file a written protest within 15 days of payment. A hearing will be conducted within 15 days of receiving the protest, and the collector must decide the case within 30 days of the hearing ending. The process then describes the various steps and options for appeal if a decision is adverse to either party, working its way up from the commissioner to the Court of Tax Appeals to the Supreme Court if necessary.
The document outlines the procedure for protest cases regarding tariffs and customs codes. It begins by stating that the Collector of Customs assesses, liquidates, and collects customs duties. An adversely affected party may then file a written protest within 15 days of payment. A hearing will be conducted within 15 days of receiving the protest, and the collector must decide the case within 30 days of the hearing ending. The process then describes the various steps and options for appeal if a decision is adverse to either party, working its way up from the commissioner to the Court of Tax Appeals to the Supreme Court if necessary.
The document outlines the procedure for protest cases regarding tariffs and customs codes. It begins by stating that the Collector of Customs assesses, liquidates, and collects customs duties. An adversely affected party may then file a written protest within 15 days of payment. A hearing will be conducted within 15 days of receiving the protest, and the collector must decide the case within 30 days of the hearing ending. The process then describes the various steps and options for appeal if a decision is adverse to either party, working its way up from the commissioner to the Court of Tax Appeals to the Supreme Court if necessary.
PROCEDURE IN PROTEST CASES Collector of Customs shall assess, liquidate, and collect the customs duties. The party adversely affected may file a written protest with the collector with 15 days from payment. Hearing will be conducted within 15 days from receipt of the protest. The collector shall decide the case within 30 days from the termination of the hearing. Decision Decision is adverse to protestant
Decision is adverse to Government
Appeal to the Commissioner within
Review by the Commissioner 15 days from notice
Decision is adverse to protestant
Decision is adverse to the Government Decision is adverse to the Government
Automatic
Decision is adverse to the protestant
Appeal to CTA Division within
Automatic review by the Secretary of Finance Automatic review by the Secretary of Finance 30 days from notice.
Appeal to CTA Division within
CTA Division denies the protest
Decision is adverse to the Government, Decision is adverse to the Government, File a motion for reconsideration Decision is final and executory. Decision is final and executory. within 15 days from receipt of the decision
CTA Division denies the protest
Motion for reconsideration is denied.
Appeal to CTA en banc within 15 days
30 days from notice.
File a motion for reconsideration
within 15 days from receipt of the decision Motion for reconsideration is denied. Appeal to CTA en banc within 15 days
TARIFF AND CUSTOMS CODE REMEDIES
ATTY. AARON DY GO, CPA from receipt of decision. Decision is adverse to protestant, Appeal by Certiorari with the SC within 15 days from notice.
from receipt of decision.
Decision is adverse to protestant, Appeal by Certiorari with the SC within 15 days from notice.