To Rnublic of the Philippines CEBU PORT AUTHORITY - ~J1 --=:J ~ CIP Complex, Serging Osmefia Boulevard, North Reclamation Area, Cebu City E-mail: [email protected]Telephone: 232-1461 to63 • 231-6856 to 57 Fax No. : 231-6848 Website : www.cpa.gov.ph 02 February 2015 CPA MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 02 Series of 2015. TO : All CONCERNED SUBJECT : FOREIGN STORAGE CHARGES AT THE CEBU INTERNATIONAL PORT Pursuant to the pertinent provisions of R.A. 7621 (Charter of the Cebu port Authority) and CPA Board Resolution 330-2015, adopted during the 74th Regular Board Meeting of the 6 th Cebu Port Commission on 22 January 2015 in the interest of ensuring efficient movement of cargoes in the Cebu International Port, Cebu City, the following storage charges and guidelines are hereby prescribed: ARTICLE I GENERAL POLICY AND SCOPE Section 1. Policy. It shall be the declared policy of the Authority to strictly regulate foreign storage charges to avoid over-staying of cargoes inside the port premises. Section 2. Scope. Thispolicy shall cover updated storage charges at the Cebu International Port, Cebu City, Cebu. The charges shall apply to foreign cargoes, containerized (both loaded and empty) and non-containerized cargoes, inbound or outbound. ARTICLE" STORAGE FOR FOREIGN CARGOES Section 1. Reduction of Free Storage Period (FSP) for Foreign Containerized Cargoes - The Free Storage Period (FSP)for foreign containerized and non- containerized cargoes shall be reduced by one (1) day, both for import and export, illustrated as follows: From 5 calendar davs art (Loaded / Ernotv or Non-Cant 6 calendar davs art (Loaded / Emptv or Non-Cant 5 calendar davs 4 calendar davs Published in Cebu Daily News, February 9 & 16, 2015 Page 1of3 •• '"--'
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SUBJECT : FOREIGN STORAGE CHARGES AT THE CEBU INTERNATIONAL PORT
Pursuant to the pertinent provisions of R.A. 7621 (Charter of the Cebu portAuthority) and CPA Board Resolution 330-2015, adopted during the 74th
Regular Board Meeting of the 6th Cebu Port Commission on 22 January 2015 inthe interest of ensuring efficient movement of cargoes in the CebuInternational Port, Cebu City, the following storage charges and guidelinesare hereby prescribed:
ARTICLE IGENERAL POLICY AND SCOPE
Section 1. Policy. It shall be the declared policy of the Authority to strictlyregulate foreign storage charges to avoid over-staying of cargoes inside theport premises.
Section 2. Scope. Thispolicy shall cover updated storage charges at the CebuInternational Port, Cebu City, Cebu. The charges shall apply to foreigncargoes, containerized (both loaded and empty) and non-containerizedcargoes, inbound or outbound.
ARTICLE"STORAGE FOR FOREIGN CARGOES
Section 1. Reduction of Free Storage Period (FSP) for Foreign ContainerizedCargoes - The Free Storage Period (FSP)for foreign containerized and non-containerized cargoes shall be reduced by one (1) day, both for import andexport, illustrated as follows:
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Section 2. Increase in Storage Charges for Foreign Containerized Cargoes -The following shall be the prescribed rates of storage charges for foreigncontainerized cargoes at the Cebu International Port:
NEW STORAGE CHARGES, PERDAY, AFTER FREESTORAGE PERIOD OF FIVEImported I (5) CALENDAR DAYS, IN PHP, 12% VAT INCLUSIVE
Section 3. Storage Charges for Empty Foreign Containerized Cargoes - Thecharges for empty foreign containers, shall be 125%of the charges for loadedcontainers stated in Section 2 above
Section 4. Storage Charges for Foreign Non-Containerized Cargoes - Thefollowing shall be the prescribed rates of the storage Charges for Foreign Non-Containerized Cargoes at the Cebu International Port,as follows:
FOREIGN (12% VAT inclusive, in Philippine Peso, per day or fraction thereof)
Port of Cebu Import ExportNon-Containerized / Revenue Ton 15.00 7.00
Section 5. Increased Storage Charges for Cleared but Overstaying ForeignCargoes (Containerized and Non-Containerized) - To ease congestion at theCebu International Port, there shall be a separate schedule of increase instorage charges for foreign cargoes at the Port of Cebu that are cleared forloading but not loaded on vessel for cargoes to be exported OR clearedclaiming / withdrawal but not claimed or withdrawn from ClP premises forimported cargoes, after the applicable FreeStorage Period (FSP):
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Contol Storage Charges / per calendar day, after applicable Freeon arner .Storage Period (FSP),in Phil. Pesos,inclusive of 12% V AT
After thirty (30) days of unclaimed and/or unpaid storage charges, subjectcargoes shall be treated as abandoned cargoes and the Authority shallsubject said cargoes for public auction.
Section 6. Early Submission of Import Documents to Bureau of Customs (BOC)- In order to encourage withdrawal of cargoes within the Free Storage Period(FSP)and to avoid being charged of storage penalties, all cargo owners areto submit in advance the following documents for timely processing ofclearances from BOC, to wit:
a. Statement of Settlement of Duties and Taxes (SSDT)- Basisif properduties and taxes are paid in bank
b. Import Entry and Internal Revenue Declaration - Entry Form
ARTICLE'"OTHERPROVISIONS
Section 1. Schedule of Implementation - The new rates shall be implementedeffective 01 March 2015, after two (2) publications in a newspaper of generalcircu lation.
Section 2. Repealing Clause - ThisCircular amends all previous circulars, ordersand other issuances passed or adopted by CPA in so far as they are inconsistentherewith.
Section 3. Effectivity Clause - ThisMemorandum Circular shall take effect 15 daysafter publication, once a week for two (2) weeks, in a newspaper of generalcirculation.
APPROVED.
VADM EDMU~D\CTAN peG (Retl~f;ere Vice eh<'lirl& ePA General ,; ger
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