+ Follow KINGSON INTERNATIONAL TRADING CORP Tag
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[Title] => FPI warns vs continued tech’l smuggling of steel bars
[Summary] => The Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI) warned yesterday anew about the continued technical smuggling into the country of deformed steel bars.
According to FPI president Jesus Arranza, Kingson International Trading Corp. was issued a warrant of seizure by the Bureau of Customs (BoC) last May 2005 for 3,000 metric tons of deformed steel bars which Kingson had misdeclared as SCM 440 alloy steel round bars in its import documents.
However, in reality, Arranza said, by their mere physical appearance, the imported bars were not as declared but were deformed steel bars.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => BOC readies 43 new cases vs smugglers
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said yesterday it would file 43 new criminal cases against suspected smugglers found violating the Tariff and Customs Code.
Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales said the bureau is now collating evidence in preparation for the filing of separate cases against at least 10 companies and several Customs employees with the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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[Title] => Customs foils attempt to smuggle steel bars
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The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said yesterday it has foiled an attempt to smuggle a shipment of steel bars at the Port of Manila that would have cost the government some P7 million in unpaid taxes.
Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales said he ordered the seizure of some 3,000 metric tons of reinforced steel bars after the shipment was found to be misdeclared and grossly undervalued by its importer.
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KINGSON INTERNATIONAL TRADING CORP
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[Title] => FPI warns vs continued tech’l smuggling of steel bars
[Summary] => The Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI) warned yesterday anew about the continued technical smuggling into the country of deformed steel bars.
According to FPI president Jesus Arranza, Kingson International Trading Corp. was issued a warrant of seizure by the Bureau of Customs (BoC) last May 2005 for 3,000 metric tons of deformed steel bars which Kingson had misdeclared as SCM 440 alloy steel round bars in its import documents.
However, in reality, Arranza said, by their mere physical appearance, the imported bars were not as declared but were deformed steel bars.
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[Title] => BOC readies 43 new cases vs smugglers
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said yesterday it would file 43 new criminal cases against suspected smugglers found violating the Tariff and Customs Code.
Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales said the bureau is now collating evidence in preparation for the filing of separate cases against at least 10 companies and several Customs employees with the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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The Bureau of Customs (BOC) said yesterday it has foiled an attempt to smuggle a shipment of steel bars at the Port of Manila that would have cost the government some P7 million in unpaid taxes.
Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales said he ordered the seizure of some 3,000 metric tons of reinforced steel bars after the shipment was found to be misdeclared and grossly undervalued by its importer.
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