Circular No. 126/2011/TT-BTC amends and supplements certain provisions of Circular No. 165/2010/TT-BTC on customs procedures for export and import of petroleum products. This Circular provides detailed regulations on temporary import for re-export of petroleum products and the customs documents required to be submitted when re-exporting or exporting petroleum products for aircraft.
Đối tượng áp dụng
Petroleum traders, Customs Sub-Departments, Customs Departments of provinces/cities
Các điểm cốt lõi
- Petroleum traders with permits for export and import of petroleum products selling to enterprises in export processing zones and bonded warehouses may implement under the temporary import for re-export scheme.
- Petroleum products temporarily imported but not re-exported or not fully re-exported: The amount less than or equal to 10% of the volume temporarily imported shall have a tax payment deadline; the excess over 10% must pay taxes according to Article 42 of the Law on Tax Administration.
- Chapter IV and Article 14 are supplemented regarding customs procedures for re-exporting and exporting petroleum products for aircraft.
- Customs documents when re-exporting petroleum products: A registered customs declaration form; sales invoice or warehouse withdrawal note; domestic flight fuel consumption standard (if applicable).
- Customs documents when exporting petroleum products for aircraft: A registered customs declaration form; purchase and sale contract for petroleum products; sales invoice or warehouse withdrawal note; domestic flight fuel consumption standard (if applicable); confirmation document from the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
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- Positive impact: Reducing administrative burden for petroleum trading enterprises operating in export processing zones and bonded warehouses.
- Negative impact: It may increase legal costs and time spent on customs procedures for enterprises.
❓ Câu hỏi thường gặp
Can petroleum traders selling petroleum products to enterprises in export processing zones implement under the temporary import for re-export scheme?
Yes, petroleum traders with permits for export and import of petroleum products selling petroleum products to enterprises in these areas can implement under the temporary import for re-export scheme.
If petroleum products temporarily imported are not fully re-exported, how much tax must be paid for the portion exceeding 10% of the volume temporarily imported?
The portion exceeding 10% of the volume temporarily imported must pay taxes according to point d, Clause 3 and Clause 4, Article 42 of the Law on Tax Administration No. 78/2006/QH11.
What customs documents are required when re-exporting petroleum products for aircraft?
When re-exporting petroleum products for aircraft, traders must submit or present a registered customs declaration form; sales invoice or warehouse withdrawal note; domestic flight fuel consumption standard (if applicable).
What customs documents are required when exporting petroleum products for aircraft?
When exporting petroleum products for aircraft, traders must submit a registered customs declaration form; purchase contract for domestically produced petroleum products or petroleum products with imported origin; sales invoice or warehouse withdrawal note; domestic flight fuel consumption standard (if applicable); confirmation document from the Ministry of Industry and Trade regarding registration of production, import of raw materials, and product consumption plans for petroleum products.
When does this Circular take effect?
This Circular takes effect from October 21, 2011.
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