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WTO Symposium on Practical Experience of Implementing Trade Facilitation Measures Post-Clearance Audit Case Study July 10, 2012 Judith Han Director, Department.

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1 WTO Symposium on Practical Experience of Implementing Trade Facilitation Measures Post-Clearance Audit Case Study July 10, 2012 Judith Han Director, Department of Valuation, DGOC Chinese Taipei

2 Outline Brief overview of PCA Application of IT systems Case study Costs and outcomes of implementing PCA Continuing improvements Conclusions

3 Brief overview of PCA Implemented from 2002 Establish PCA framework Identify targets for auditing; e.g. incorrect classification, valuation, country of origin Recover evaded duties; impose fine and/or penalty Place traders acting abnormally on watch list Refer to competent agencies for further investigation

4 Application of IT systems Tariff operation system Valuation database Customs information system Import/export trade statistics management system PCA management and operation system Others

5 Case Study Background—target at high-risk imported goods Alert--undervaluation Risk Identification-no transaction documents Analysis--possible customs fraud Procedures--check with bank and foreign attachés Key Issues: different wire transfer amount, falsified invoices Outcome: US$208,200 evaded duties & fines to be levied Lessons taken: enrich valuation database, enhance scrutiny, instruct importers

6 Costs of implementing PCA (for fiscal year 2010 - ’11) Number of auditors40 Personnel expensesUS$ 2.610,900 Training expensesUS$ 11,000 Total cost 2010 – ‘11US$ 2,621,900

7 Outcomes from implementing PCA (for fiscal year 2010 – ‘11) Audits completed 583 Discrepancies found 454 Estimated value of evaded duties and fines recovered US$ 26 mill. By type of discrepancy found: - Valuation49.57% - Tariff classification18.70% - Origin1.72% - Description of goods and specification1.20% - Concealment in imported goods0.17% - Others6.52%

8 Continuing Improvements Integrating related IT systems and valuation database Strengthening ability to analyse and identify risk

9 Conclusions Efficiency Effectiveness Cost & Benefit; Ensure Compliance Trade Facilitation Monitor of non-Com. 3Es Enlightenment Experience Sharing - Domestically - Within WTO

10 Thank you for your attention !


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