CIRCULAR OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE
No. SE-16/BC/2008

CONCERNING
TECHNICAL GUIDANCE FOR COLLECTING ANTI-DUMPING IMPORT DUTY (BMAD) ON HOT ROLLED COIL IMPORTED FROM CHINA, INDIA, RUSSIA, TAIWAN AND THAILAND

THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE,
Jakarta, March 19, 2008

Attachment

To:

Following the issuance of Regulation of the Minister of Finance No. 39.1/PMK.011/2008 dated February 28, 2008 concerning the Imposition of Anti-Dumping Import Duty on Hot Rolled Coil Imported From China, India, Russia, Taiwan and Thailand, we herewith provide technical guidance for collection of BMAD as follows:

1. Imposition of BMAD

1.1 The import of Hot Rolled Coil (Tariff Heading 7208.10; 7208.25; 7208.26; 7208.27; 7208.36; 7208.37; 7208.38; 7208.39; and 7208.90) from the following countries of origin and producers is subject to BMAD:

No. Countries of Origin Names of Producers/Exporters Rate of Anti Dumping Import Duty (%)
1 China -Wuhan Iron & Steel (Group) Co. 0
    -Angsang Steel Company Ltd. 28,18
    -Baoshan Iron & Steel Co. Ltd. 25,18
    - Other Companies 42,28
2 India -Essar Steel Ltd. 12,95
    -JSW Steel Ltd. 22,25
    - Other Companies 56,51
3 Russia -Novolipetsk Steel 8,96
    -Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel Works 30,86
    -JSV Severstal 5,58
    - Other Companies 49,47
4 Taiwan -Chung Hung Steel Company Ltd. 4,24
    -China Steel Corporation 0
    -Shang Shing Steel Industrial 4,70
    - Other Companies 37,02
5 Thailand -Sahaviriya Steel Industries Public Co. Ltd. 11,23
    -Nakornthai Strip Mill Public Co. Ltd. 12,78
    -G Steel Ltd. 7,52
    -Other Companies 27,44

1.2 Besides paying import duty and taxes in the framework of the import by using PIB Form, the imported goods subject to BMAD in number 1.1 are also obliged to pay BMAD with the amount as described in number 1.1 and additional tax in the framework of the import in relation with the BMAD imposition.
BMAD and additional tax in the framework of the import are paid by using payment form of BMAD as regulated in Attachment I to this Circular, while the procedures for filling payment form of BMAD are regulated in Attachment II.

2. Procedure on Calculation of BMAD

3. Execution of BMAD Collection

BMAD is collected as follow:

3.1 For the import goods without the dispensation facility, BMAD is paid in cash before the PIB is submitted.

3.2 In the case of the import through Bonded Zone, BMAD is paid in cash when the goods are subject to BMAD or import goods subject to BMAD are removed to Other Indonesia Customs Region (DPIL) to be used (BMAD is paid in cash before PIB is delivered). It is need to be affirmed when the removal of import goods that is subjected the BMAD from the port or temporary pilled up place by using the document of BC 2.3 to Bonded Zone, BMAD does not collect.

3.3 For the import goods that is using the scheme of Import Easiness for Export Purpose (KITE), BMAD is bet as a guarantee or paid in cash before the PIB is delivered, than after the goods has been re exported, the bet guarantee is returned or BMAD that has been paid in cash is returned.

3.4 For the import goods that is using the facility of Bonded Zone of scheme of Km but obtaining the dispensation facility or relief of import duty but the goods is to be used in the Customs Area, BMAD must be paid in cash before the PIB is delivered (for example the dispensation on entrance customs on the machine import for the development and establishment of the industry as referred in article 26 of Law No. 17/2006).

3.5 For temporary import goods, BMAD is bet as a guarantee when the goods shall be removed from the import place. Next provision is following the provision of entrance customs for temporary import goods.

4. Remittance

Remittance of BMAD and taxes in the framework of the import related with the BMAD imposition is executed by using the form of SSPCP, besides SSPCP for the remittance of import duty and taxes in the framework of the import according to PIB as referred to in number 1.2 Budgetary Item (MAP) for BMAD is used the Budgetary Item of Import Duty.

5. Effective Date

According to Regulation of the Minister of Finance No. 39.1/PMK.011/2008, the imposition of BMAD shall take effect after 3 (three) days as from the stipulated date. The stipulation date is February 28, 2008, so that imposition of BMAD shall take effect as from date March 2, 2008.

6. Report

Head of Customs and Excise Service Offices is instructed to report on each execution of import goods subject to BMAD to the Director General c.q. the Technical Director of Customs and Director of Acceptance and Regulation of Customs and Duty is by submitting the copy of form of BMAD Payment Notification that has been given the number of PIB registration by the Officer of Customs and Duty.

This is for implementation in a full sense of responsibility.

THE DIRECTOR GENERAL
signed,
ANWAR SUPRIJADI
NIP 120050332

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