Manufacturing Cost Statement For Product Qualifying For Export Under The Gsfta Page 2

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SINGAPORE CUSTOMS
TARIFFS AND TRADE SERVICES BRANCH
GUIDELINES ON THE PREPARATION OF THE
MANUFACTURING COST STATEMENT
The following procedures will apply when submitting the Cost Statement for Singapore
Customs’ verification:
1)
Check with the Tariffs and Trade Services Branch (TTSB) of Singapore Customs on the
origin criteria that your product must comply with to qualify for preferential treatment.
2)
Prepare the Cost Statement for every product model to be exported. This must be
prepared on your Company's letterhead according to the format prescribed by TTSB.
3)
Submit your Cost Statement for the product which must reach TTSB at least 7
working days before the export of goods. The mailing address is indicated as follow:
By Post
By Courier
Singapore Customs
Drop the documents into Box Number 2 at
Attn: Rules of Origin Section
Level 7 Revenue House
55 Newton Road #07-01
Attn: Rules of Origin Section
Revenue House
Singapore 307987
4)
Give actual cost of materials used, labour and overhead costs in each Cost Statement.
Projection of production costs is not allowed.
5)
Submit supplier's invoice of every material used which is manufactured locally. If the
material is of GCC origin and you want your product to qualify under the GSFTA
Cumulative Content, please submit the Preferential CO issued by the GCC as proof that
the material originates in the GCC.
6)
Update TTSB on your costing yearly or when there are variations in your prices, costs,
sources of materials used, etc, whichever earlier.
7)
Ensure that the Cost Statement is declared to be true and correct by the Managing
Director / Authorized Senior Management and the Accountant.
8)
Contact TTSB at customs_roo@customs.gov.sg for advice when you need
clarification in preparing the Cost Statement.

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