Export And Export In Malaysia Case Study

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Import and Export Regulations of the Federation of Malaya
Malaysia’s Import Procedure
Malaysia’s Department of Customs and Department of Excise are organisations responsible for collecting indirect taxes such as custom tax (import and export tariffs), excise tax, sales tax, service tax, vehicle tax, as well as controlling import and export of goods and items to and from Malaysia. The country’s Custom Act 1967, which controls import and export of some goods and several related organisations, includes more than 30 separate bills.
The Customs Department and the Excise Department will cooperate with various agencies including those responsible for the authorisation of import permits for alcoholic beverage, animal and animal products, healthy diets, meat and meat products, plants and plants products, poultry and poultry products.
As imported goods arriving in Malaysia, both by land and by air, must be declared in writing using Customs Form No. 1, regardless of whether the goods are subjected to tax. The products’ number, characteristic, packages, value, weight, unit, source of origin, and destination must be declared in the form, which must be submitted to the custom checkpoint at a place where the goods are being brought into Malaysia.
Importer can appoint an agent to process custom clearance procedure, though the agent must be authorised by the …show more content…

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