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An act mandating the continuing development Program for all regulated profession.
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RA no. 10912
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refers to value of an amount of learning that can be transferred to a qualification achieved from
formal, informal or non-formal setting, wherein credits can be accumulated to predetermined levels for the award of a qualification.
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CPD Credit Unit
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refers to an ability that extends beyond the possession of knowledge, which include cognitive, functional, personal and ethical competence.
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Competence
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There Shall be a _______ for customs Broker
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CPD Council
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a member of the PRBCB so chosen by its members
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Chairperson
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– President of the APO or officer of APO duly authorized by the APO Board of Directors.
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First Member
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the President or any representative duly authorized by the organization of deans and department heads of schools offering BSCA.
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Second Member
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The Chairperson shall be _______ with his term as _______
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Co- terminus
PRBCB Member
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First and second members shall a _________ unless sooner replaced by resolution of the APO or association of deans or department heads.
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2 Year tenure
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(1) Ensure the adequate and appropriate provision of CPD programs
(2) Evaluate applications for accreditation of CPD Providers, CPD Programs and self-directed
and/or lifelong learning.
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Functions
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Ensure the adequate and ______ provision of CPD programs
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Appropriate
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Evaluate applications for _______ of CPD Providers, CPD Programs and self-directed
and/or lifelong learning.
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Accreditation
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Regular meeting of CPD Council for Customs Brokers
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Every 2nd Thursday of the month
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Customs Brokers whose licenses have been _______ within ______ prior to
date of application
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Revoked or suspended
5 Years
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Activities that may be applied for the self-directed and/or lifelong learning
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- PRBCB Chairman and Members
- CHED Technical Committee on Customs Administration (Chairperson or Members)
- Outstanding Customs Broker awardee
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Major Areas of CPD Activities for Customs Brokers
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Ethics Management and Social Responsibility
Customs and Tariff Laws, Rules, and Regulations
International Trade
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One compliance period
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15 CU
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Per Year
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5 CU
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If a Customs Broker cannot comply with the required CU due to unforeseen or uncontrolled circumstances the same must be indicated in an Undertaking and comply Within _________
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12 months. Extended Dec. 31. 2022
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the formal or official approval granted to a person, a program or an organization, upon meeting essential requirements of achievement standards, including qualifications usually for a particular period of time.
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Accreditation
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– a regional arrangement entered into by the ASEAN Member predicated on the mutual recognition of qualifications, requirements met, licenses and certificates granted, based on education and experience earned and CPD compliance by professionals, in order to enhance mobility of professional services within the region
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ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA)
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refers to common reference framework that will function as a translation device to enable comparisons of qualifications across ASEAN.
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ASEAN Qualifications Reference Framework (AQRF)
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the inculcation of advanced knowledge, skills and ethical values in a post licensure specialization or in an inter or multidisciplinary field of study for
assimilation into professional practice, self-directed research and/or lifelong learning.
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Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
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– what a learner can be expected to know, understand and/or demonstrate as a result of learning through educational and/or work experience.
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Learning outcomes
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– learning activities undertaken throughout life for the development of competencies and qualifications of the professional.
Lifelong learning
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the quality assured national system for the development, recognition and award of qualifications at defined levels, based on standards of knowledge, skills and values, acquired in different ways and methods by learners.
Philippine Qualifications Framework (PQF)
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– a person’s skills, knowledge and competencies that have been acquired through work experience, training, independent study, volunteer activities and hobbies, that may be applied for academic credit, as a requirement of a training program or for occupational qualification.
Prior learning
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an academic position awarded to a member of a faculty at the tertiary level who has distinguished himself in the field of expertise.
Professorial chair
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status gained after a person has been assessed to have achieved learning outcomes or competencies in accordance with the standard specified for a qualification title and is proven by document issued by a recognized agency
Qualification
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non-degree post graduate training program such as externship, residency and fellowship in specialty and sub-specialty programs or diplomat conferred by an organization or society recognized by the government.
Specialty training
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NATURE OF CPD PROGRAMS
1. Formal learning
2. Non-formal learning
3. Informal learning
4. Self-directed learning
5. Online learning activities
6. Professional work experience
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educational arrangements such as curricular qualifications and teaching – learning requirements
that take place in an educational and training institutions recognized by relevant national authorities, and which lead to granting of diploma and qualifications.
Formal training
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How many CU For Post-doctoral fellowship program, professorial chair, research and teaching fellow
Full credit units for compliance period upon compliance of degree
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How many CU For Specialization program
Maximum of 10 CU per year or fraction thereof
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How many CU For Distance Learning Module Maximum
Maximum of 10 CU per year or fraction thereof
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learning that has been acquired in addition or alternatively to formal learning, which may be structured and made more flexible according to educational and training arrangements.
Non-formal Learning
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How many CU For Resource Person/Panelist/Reactor
4 CU per hour
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How many CU For Documenter
Approved credit units for the program
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How many CU For FACILITATOR/MODERATOR
2 CU per hour
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How many CU For Monitor
Twice the number of approved CU for participant of the program.
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How many CU For Local or international social protection, welfare and development online courses leading to certificate/diploma programs
15 CU
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learning that occurs on daily life assessed, through the recognition, validation and accreditation
processes and which can contribute to qualification.
Informal learning
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Learning how to use VOIP and instance messaging using cloud-based video conferencing tool to
meet with co-workers.
Informal learning
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Learning how to prepare gluten free means and baked products
Informal learning
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Learning how to do urban gardening for home consumption of organic vegetables and fruits
Informal learning
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learning activities such as online training, local/international seminars/non-degree courses, company sponsored training programs and the like which did not undergo CPD accreditation but may be applied for and awarded CPD units.
Self-directed learning
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– refers to activity which promotes and facilitates enhancement of
knowledge, skills and values as a professional.
Professional activity
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– refers to activity done under the ambit of social responsibility, which may or may not directly involve the practice of profession, but may help in the development of the professional in the social milieu.
Volunteer engagement
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How many days the Customs Brokers may apply above activities for accreditation in order to earn CPD credit units which shall be evaluated by the CPD Council within _______
15 days
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How many CU For Consultancy (paid or voluntary) as board/trustees, adviser, Trainor, discipline expert and the like.
Full Compliance
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How many CU For Leadership in professional organizations and bodies
Full Compliance
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How many CU For Teaching Fellow- Customs Brokers invited or granted fellowship to teach in HEI’s locally or internationally for a minimum period of two weeks
4 to 20 CU
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How many CU For Recognition, achievement, professional awards and conferment of titles
Full Compliance
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How many CU For Professional-related tours, travel, visits, fairs and exhibit
Maximum of 10 CU per
travel
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How many days for Applications for CPD programs of accredited CPD Providers shall be submitted _____________ before scheduled offering.
not less than 15 working days
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All CPD programs submitted for accreditation shall be deemed approved ________ from receipt if no feedback is received from the CPDC. If additional information is requested by the CPDC additional 10 days is given upon receipt.
after 10 working days
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All self-directed application shall be deemed approved _________ from receipt. Another _________ s is given upon receipt of required additional information.
within 15 working days
Another 15 working days
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Government agencies and private employers shall apply for accreditation as CPD providers
In-house Training Programs
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Upon approval of accreditation, government agencies and private employers shall apply for
accreditation of their respective ________ and capacity building activities
In-house Training Programs
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For CB who are employed by non-accredited CPD providers, their certificates of training shall be applied for _________ modality.
CU Self Directed Learning (SDL)
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How many CU required for CB who executed an undertaking before this transition period shall be required to comply with _____
14 CU
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What CAO was Subject to ; RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE REGISTRATION OF CUSTOMS BROKERS TRANSACTING WITH THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
(CAO) NO. 05-2019
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shall refer to the written approval or disapproval made by an officer or employee on the application or request submitted by an applicant or requesting party for processing.
Action
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shall refer to the_________. For purposes of these rules and regulations, it refers to the Chamber of Customs Brokers, Inc. (CCBI) or any professional organization of Customs Brokers which is or may hereafter be accredited by the PRC.
AIPO
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shall refer to the _______ of the Bureau
of Customs or its equivalent office.
AMO (Account Management Office)
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shall refer to the Commissioner of Customs.
Commissioner
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shall refer to any person who is a bona fide holder of a valid Certificate of Registration/Professional Identification Card issued by the Professional Regulatory Board for Customs Broker and Professional Regulation Commission pursuant to R.A. No. 9280, otherwise known as the "Customs Brokers Act of 2004",2 as amended by R.A. No. 9853.
Customs Broker
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shall refer to the professional services rendered by a Customs Broker in the Bureau such as but not limited to preparation of customs requisite document for imports and exports, and declaration of customs duties and taxes; signing, filing, lodging and processing of import and export entries; and representing importers and exporters before the Bureau in cases related to valuation and classification of imported articles.
Customs Broker Practice
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shall refer to the Department of Finance.
DOF
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shall refer to the Professional Regulatory Board for Customs Brokers created pursuant to Section 5 of R.A. No. 9280, as amended.
PRBCB
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shall refer to the card bearing the registration number, dates of issuance and expiry, and duly signed by the PRC Chairperson that is issued to a registered professional upon payment of fees and upon submission and completion of other requirements as may be required under pertinent rules and regulations, the validity of which is prescribed by law.
Professional Identification Card (PIC)
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shall refer to the Professional Regulation Commission, which is the government agency responsible for the administration, implementation and enforcement of regulatory policies on the
regulation and licensing of various professions and occupations under its jurisdiction.
PRC
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shall refer to the process of recording and/or registering Customs Brokers desiring to lodge, sign and process goods declaration, and represent importers or exporters before the
Bureau of Customs in the Bureau's automated system.
Registration
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Customs Brokers desiring to lodge and process goods declaration at the Bureau shall register and obtain a ________ from the Bureau.
Certificate of Registration
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A Customs Broker acting as a declarant shall be presumed to be the agent of the consignee or importer and as such may be made _________ for any violation of the CMTA and other related laws.
accountable and liable
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Who may limit the number of Customs Brokers representatives to commensurate only to the number of transactions of every Customs Broker in each port?
Commissioner
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shall issue a Customs Memorandum Order (CMO) prescribing the procedure for the
disciplinary action against Customs Broker's representative.
Commissioner
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shall be responsible for processing the applications for the registration and the issuance of Certificate of Registration
of Customs Brokers desiring to conduct their business with the Bureau.
AMO (Account Management Office)
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Keep and maintain file of all Customs Brokers applying for registration, with the complete record of the applications
and final disposition and all other relevant matters such as records of investigations involving violations of law and/or Customs rules and regulations
AMO (Account Management Office)
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For New application, how much non-refundable payment for registration?
1,000.00
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Grounds for Denial of the Application
a. Absence or misrepresentation of material information;
b. Submission of falsified or spurious documents; or
c. Conviction of an offense pursuant to Section 1401 of the
CMTA.
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Who may approve or disapprove the application upon recommendation of AMO
Commissioner
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The application for registration shall be approved or disapproved within _______ from the date of
receipt of the complete documents.
five (5) working days
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In cases where the application is disapproved on the ground other than lack of documentary requirements, the applicant customs broker may file a _______ or Appeal on the denial of the application.
Motion for Reconsideration (MR)
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Who may create a satellite office of AMO at any strategic areas or ports outside Metro Manila?
Commissioner
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the application together with the supporting documents may be filed with the District Collector through the _______ the Customs Broker regularly transacts business.
CIIS of the Customs District
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How many days the district
Collector shall have the ministerial duty to transmit the application
_______ from receipt of the complete documentary
requirements.
within one (1) working day
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If the AMO finds the application in order and complete with
all the required documents, it shall prepare a Certificate of Registration under its official seal for signature of the _________.
Commissioner
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The Certificate of Registration shall be valid for _____ from the year of issuance unless suspended or revoked for cause.
3 Years
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within _______ prior to the expiration of his/her Certificate of Registration, any Customs Broker who desires to continue transacting with the Bureau may file with the AMO an application for renewal of registration.
one (1) month
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How much the renewal of application shall be accompanied with the BCOR evidencing payment of the non refundable amount of renewal fee?
Php1,500.00)
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No application for renewal of registration shall be accepted if the Certificate of Registration has been _______ for cause during the time it was subsisting, unless subsequently lifted by the Commissioner.
Revoked
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The absence or misrepresentation of material information and misuse of registration privilege shall be a ground for ______ of the application for renewal and/or blacklisting of the Customs Broker
Disapproval
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An applicant whose application has been disapproved on the ground other than
lack of documentary requirements, may file a Motion for Reconsideration within _______ from receipt of the notice of disapproval for consideration of the Commissioner upon recommendation of AMO,
ten (10) calendar days
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How many days will resolve the motion for consideration?
ten (10) working days.
94
How many motions for consideration will entertain?
Only one Motion
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The Customs Broker whose registration application has been disapproved may appeal the same before the Commissioner within _______ from receipt of the notice of disapproval.
fifteen (15) calendar days
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How many days will act the commissioner for the Appeal?
(15) working days
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What will happen if Failure on the part of Customs Broker to renew his/her registration shall consider his/her registration?
Expired or Delisted
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as contemplated herein shall mean any and all acts the commission of which shall render him/her liable either administrative or criminally under existing laws, rules or regulations.
Justifiable Reason
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Customs Brokers who have pooled their professional expertise, talents and resources to
form a _______ pursuant to applicable laws may, at any time, file an application for registration with the Bureau which shall! be separate and distinct from the personality of each of the partners, who must be a Customs Brokers as defined in this CAO.
general professional partnership (GPP)
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In addition to Section 5.2.1 (a), (b), (e), and (f) of this CAO as required for every partner Customs Broker, a duly accomplished application for registration (Annex A-1) in three (3) copies shall be submitted to the AMO after payment of the non-refundable amount of registration fee of _______.
Php3,000.00
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In addition to Section 5.5.1 (a) and (b) (i), (iii) and (v) of this CAO and payment of the non-refundable amount of registration fee _____ .
Php5,000.00
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Any Customs Broker subsequently admitted as a regular partner into
an existing recognized GPP shall be acknowledged as such upon proper notification to the AMO, which notice shall be accompanied with a certified true copy of its amended Article of General Partnership duly filed with the _____ .
Security and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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1st offense and if grave offense
Severe warning for light offense
Suspension of six (6) months or Fine of One Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php100,000.00).
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If grave offense
Suspension of six (6) months or Fine of One Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php100,000.00).
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2nd Offense and fore grave offense ______
Suspension of one (1) year for light offense; or Fine of Two Hundred
Thousand Pesos (Php200,000.00) for grave offense
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3rd Offense and if grave offense
Three Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php300,000.00) for
light offense.
revocation of registration for grave offense
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