INCOTERMS
INCOTERMS II
DUTIABLE FREIGHT
DUTIABLE INSURANCE
DV/CUD
100

DDP, OLONGAPO CITY

IMPORT

100

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FOB, JAPAN

IMPORT

100

1 X 20’ STC: ELECTRONIC PARTS

FOB - $ 65,000

FRT/ENTRY- $ 1,650

GCR - $ 2,200   

$ 1,650

100

2 X 20’ STC: FRESH APPLES

  CIF - $ 28,000

  FRT- $ 1,200

  INS/INV - $ 600

$ 600 vs $1,040 ( 26,200 - 1800 x .04)


$ 1,040

100

Compute for the dutiable value of a butane with a CFR value of $ 20,400.00, having said to have $ 1,500.00 freight per bill of lading and $ 1,700.00 freight per invoice. Exchange Rate is P 52.325

P 1,106,568.1

200

INVOICE SHOWS COST OF THE GOODS, OCEAN FREIGHT AND LOADING CHARGES TO VESSEL. COVERING B/L INDICATED FREIGHT CHARGES AS “FRT PREPAID”. IMPORTER PAID LOCAL INSURANCE PREMIUM AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE OF THE GOODS DURING TRANSIT FROM JAPAN TO MANILA. WHAT IS THE PROPER TERM?

CFR MANILA

200

AS IMPORTER OF RATTAN MADE FURNITURE IN CEBU YOU WANT SELLER “A” IN TAIWAN TO QUOTE ON THE BASIS THAT THE OCEAN FREIGHT WILL NOT BE REFLECTED IN THE INVOICE. “A” HOWEVER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE TO PROCESS THE EXPORT DECLARATION (ED). WHAT IS THE APPLICABLE PURCHASE TERM, IF DELIVERY IS AT SELLER’S WAREHOUSE?

FCA, TAIWAN

200

10 X 40’ STC: IMPORTED RICE BY NATIONAL FOOD AUTHORITY

FOB - $ 10,000/ CTN  

T. FRT- $ 7,000

$ 10,700

200

4 X 20’ STC: BOTTLED SOJU FROM KOREA

(Buyer was able to secure a Certificate and Official Receipt to the Bureau)

CPT - $30,000/ CTN

TOTAL FRT- $ 20,000

LIP – P 80,000 

EXCHANGE RATE- P 50/$

 $ 1,600

200

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Commodity: Pesticide

FOB: $33,000

FRT/ENTRY= $360

GCR= $500

R/E= P52/$

FOB - $ 33,000

         X 1.04

FRT - $ 360

     X 52

DV = P 1,803,360

300

IT IS A TERM OF PURCHASE WHERE THE SELLER PAYS FOR THE FREIGHT AND INSURANCE AND THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SELLER IS TO DELIVER THE GOODS ON BOARD VESSEL AT THE COUNTRY OF EXPORTATION.

CIF

300

SELLER IN TAGUM CITY DELIVERED THE GOODS TO CARRIER’S WAREHOUSE IN DAVAO CITY. BILL OF LADING SHOWS FREIGHT CHARGES AS “FRT COLLECT” AND WILL BE PAID BY IMPORTER UPON ARRIVAL OF GOODS IN NAGOYA. WHAT IS THE CORRECT INCOTERM FOR THE SHIPMENT?

FCA, DAVAO

300

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3 X 20’ STC: IMPORTATION OF JASMINE RICE FROM THAILAND BY NATION FOOD AUTHORITY

FOB - $ 10,500/ CTN    

FRT- $ 450/ CTN 

$ 1,350

300

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1 X 40’ STC; HYDROGEN PEROXIDE FROM GERMANY

CFR - $ 80,000

TOTAL FRT- $ 800

LIP- P 150,000

R/E - P 50/$

$ 3,000 v $ 3,168( 80,000 - 800 x .04)

$ 3168

300

A 3 x 40’ vans, STC: various automotive parts arrived at the South Harbor from Thailand. The covering invoice shows total CFR value of $ 20,850.00 while the ocean freight rate charges was based on $ 400.00 per FEU. The importer paid the local insurance premium of P 30,000.00 and secured a certification. Based on exchange rate of P 55.00/$ 1.00, compute the total dutiable value.

INS/COST- $ 393 (20,850- 1200 x .02)

INS/LIP- $545.45


CFR - 20,850 

        x 55

        + P 30,000

DV - P 1,176,750

400

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Study Buddy brought in 20 MT cocoa powder to be unloaded at CDV Terminal in Batangas. Buyer and Seller agreed to use “Delivered at Place Unloaded” as a mode of transaction. The following are the expenses incurred in the importation of goods: exw value: $ 35,000, cost of packing: $ 1,750, inland transport expense at origin: $ 990, loading charges: $ 410, sea freight: $2,320, delivery cost to buyer’s warehouse: $ 725, unloading charges at destination: $1,050, import clearance $ 430 and duties and taxes: $820. Compute for the Destination Other Charges of the shipment.

Delivery Cost                $ 725

Unloading Charges       $ 1,050

Destination Other Charges- $1,775

400

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TJ Inc. in Makati imported 5 x 20’ FCL, STC: general merchandise from Daiso Merchandise in Tokyo, Japan. The ex-factory price of the shipment is $ 18,000.00 per container, the total loading to vehicle charges was $1,300.00 with the inland freight rate per container of $ 230.00 from Daiso Merchandise Business to Daiwat Forwarding warehouse in Tokyo. The hauling charge from the warehouse to the port of Tokyo was reflected in the billing of the forwarding company as separate value at $ 1,700.00 together with the $ 2,000.00 for handling charges and the total charges reflected in the bill of lading was at $ 35,000.00. The export clearance amounted to $ 4,000.00 and the amount of insurance premium taken by TJ Inc. from a surety firm in Makati was at P 260,000.00. How much should be the FCA value of the shipment?

FCL – 8 x 20’

Ex-works - $ 90,000.00 ($ 18,000.00/cntr x 5 cntrs)

Loading to vehicle - $ 1,300.00

Inland freight - $ 1,150

Export clearance- $4,000

COST- $ 96,450

400

5 X 40’ STC: FROZEN CHICKEN FILLET FROM GUANGZHOU, CHINA ( NO CERTIFICATE PRESENTED)

FOB - $ 420,000

FRT/ENTRY- $ 8,300 

$ 8,500 vs $8,500 (1700 x 5 units)


$8500



400

Importation of assorted shoes arrived at the MICP, with FOB value of $ 18,000.00, paid a local insurance premium of P 18,500.00. How much should be the dutiable insurance if the rate of exchange is P 50.00/$ 1.00?

Ins 1 = $ 370 (LIP - P 18,500.00/ P 50.00) 

Ins 2 = $ 360 (COST $ 18,000.00 x .02) 

DUT. INS = $ 370.00

400

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Commodity: Assorted Plasticwares

CFR: $30,000

FRT/INV= $900

FRT/BL= $1000

LIP (w/ Cert & OR)- P 32,000

R/E= P53/$


CFR - $ 30,000

FRT-   $100 (diff)

        x P 53

LIP- P 32,000

DV -P 1,627,300


500

Buwelo Exactstar Co. imported from LG Electronics Korea  3 x 20’ STC;  700 units of LG UltraWide Dual QHD Monitor.  LG Electronics delivered the goods on board the vessel, then prepared the invoice for Buwelo Exactstar Co., reflecting the following charges; stuffing charge - $ 1,600.00, export clearance - $ 5,000.00, transportation cost from seller’s warehouse to the warehouse of Blink Forwarding Company (near port of Busan) - $ 4,300.00, origin terminal handling charges - $ 5,000.00, the cost of goods is $ 56,000.00. If the contract of carriage from port of Kobe in Japan to Port of Davao is at $ 8,000.00 and the insurance taken by Buwelo Exactstar Co. was P 57,000.00 and it was presented to the Bureau of Customs with official receipt and certificate. How much should be the value reflected in the invoice?

cost of goods -     $ 56,000.00

stuffing charge -                       $ 1,600.00

export clearance -                        $ 5,000.00

transportation cost -                          $ 4,300.00

origin terminal handling charges -     $ 5,000.00

FOB -  $ 71,900

500

We Care Pharmaceuticals in Germany is a known manufacturer of effective anti- aging capsule and they have exclusive distributor here in the Philippines, the Thanders No More Distributors. The latter ordered 10 boxes of the anti-aging capsule with 60,000 capsules each, with a dimension of 2ft x 2ft x 3ft and a total gross weight of 250 kilograms. The packing/marking and labelling charges paid at $ 500.00, loading to truck is paid at $ 200.00, the export clearance is paid at $ 1,500.00 and the total amount for the airfreight paid is $ 3,000.00, the transportation cost from DALOGDOG Pharmaceuticals to the warehouse of Ethiad Airways is at $ 350.00, the insurance taken by the vendor amounted to $ 2,500.00. If the ex-factory price per dozen is at $ 1.50, How much should be the total CIP value of the shipment?

10 boxes 60,000 capsules each box ex-factory price per dozen - $ 1.50

Ex-works ( $ 1.50/dz x 50,000 dzs) - $ 75,000.00

 P/M/L charges - ($ 500.00) 

loading to truck - $ 200.00 

export clearance - $ 1,500.00 

transportation cost - $ 350.00 

Airfreigt - $ 3,000.00

 insurance - $ 2,500.00 

TOTAL:  $ 82,550.00

500

How much should the dutiable freight charges be if the FOB value is $ 15,500.00 with freight declared in the entry is $ 1, 120.00 and 120% of the gross conference rate is $ 2,300.00?

FRT/ entry - $ 1,420.00 

120% of the gross conference rate - $ 2,300.00 

Frt 1 = $ 1,420.00 vs Frt 2 = $ 1,341.67( $ 2,300/1.2 X .7) 


Dutiable Freight = $ 1,341.67

500

A 4 x 40’ vans, STC: various automotive parts arrived at the South Harbor from Thailand. The covering invoice shows total CFR value of $ 42,150.00 while the ocean freight rate charges was based on $ 1,000.00 per container. The importer paid the local insurance premium of P 47,320.00 and secured a certification. Based on exchange rate of P 53.00/$ 1.00, compute the total dutiable insurance

LIP - $ 892.83 (47,320 / 53)

INS/cost- $ 763 (42,150 - 4,000 x .02)


500

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Kyle imported 50 boxes of beauty products from Korea. The total CFR value of the shipment is $450/ box and the freight in the invoice was $800 while the freight indicated in the BL was $810. How much should be the dutiable value if the importer secured a Local insurance premium amounted to P33,000 with a certificate presented to the Bureau. Use the exchange rate P 52/$.

             

CFR - $ 22,500

FRT - $ 10

INS- $ 634.62 (33,000/52 vs $434 (21,700 -800 x.02)

      x 52

DV = P 1,203,520