IS THE IMPORTED VEHICLE SUBJECT TO TAXES AND DUTIES?
Yes. Whether brand-new or used, purchased or donated, the imported vehicle is subject to 40% Customs duty, 10% VAT and Ad Valorem Tax from 15% to 100% depending on its piston displacement. Its book value serves as the tax base and not the purchase price nor the acquisition cost. The book value is sourced from universally accepted motor vehicle reference books such as the Red Book, Blue Book, World Book depending on the origin of the imported vehicle.
IS THE IMPORTED VEHICLE SUBJECT TO TAXES AND DUTIES?
Yes. Whether brand-new or used, purchased or donated, the imported vehicle is subject to 40% Customs duty, 10% VAT and Ad Valorem Tax from 15% to 100% depending on its piston displacement. Its book value serves as the tax base and not the purchase price nor the acquisition cost. The book value is sourced from universally accepted motor vehicle reference books such as the Red Book, Blue Book, World Book depending on the origin of the imported vehicle.
maraming buy and sell sa pinas lahat ng model from old to new may dyaryo na nbbli exlusive sa mga cars dati nakabili kami ng dyaryo na yun ska isipin mo magbabayad ka d2 ipapa shipment mo riyal panu pag hingan ka ng 150 tawsan shipment plang yun wla pa sa tax ng pinas malaking halaga na yun dba
tnx..di kc ako makakita ng mitsubishi magna s pinas eh..anyone can give me a site for sale modified cars in phil. maybe from there i can find one..tnx uli..
Kabayan advice lang po its better na ibenta mo kotse mo ska ka bumili ng bago sa pilipinas kesa ipadala mo pa sa atin bka mas mahal pa yung tax na babayaran mo sa kotse mo kesa dun sa kotse mo mismo c manny pacquiao triple ang bayad ng tax ng kotse nya sa pinas umabot ng million biruin mo naman ferrari inuwi nya bka yung sayo nasa 3 hundred thousand bbili nalang ako ng bago sa pinas...
if you have friend in phil embassy. they have privileges to send those luxuries to our country free of tax. but only after 3 years the ownership could be transfer to ur name. tenx and best regards.
if u will sum up all the expenses for bringing your Car to the Phil. maybe u can buy already a nicer one than below 2005 model...its not a good move to make
tnx po..so theres a chance to send my car to manila coz mine is 2005 model..if only we have a mitsubishi magna back home?... for sure i will not take the risk..i just luv the car..
it is quite hard to ship a vehicle in the philippines. first, you cannot ship a car having the latest model. you may ship cars with the year model 2005 and under. you must consult the fees from the shipping lines or sea cargo freight. try calling Sky Freight which is owned by Eddie de Guzman. You also need to consider the custom duties. bear in mind that we have a lot of corrupt people in the Philippines. Baka ang halaga ng sasakyan mo dito is mas mahal pa ibabayad mo na tax and sa padulas na ibibigay mo sa government.
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IS THE IMPORTED VEHICLE SUBJECT TO TAXES AND DUTIES?
Yes. Whether brand-new or used, purchased or donated, the imported vehicle is subject to 40% Customs duty, 10% VAT and Ad Valorem Tax from 15% to 100% depending on its piston displacement. Its book value serves as the tax base and not the purchase price nor the acquisition cost. The book value is sourced from universally accepted motor vehicle reference books such as the Red Book, Blue Book, World Book depending on the origin of the imported vehicle.
Source: http://www.manilaforwarder.com/vehicleshipment.html
IS THE IMPORTED VEHICLE SUBJECT TO TAXES AND DUTIES?
Yes. Whether brand-new or used, purchased or donated, the imported vehicle is subject to 40% Customs duty, 10% VAT and Ad Valorem Tax from 15% to 100% depending on its piston displacement. Its book value serves as the tax base and not the purchase price nor the acquisition cost. The book value is sourced from universally accepted motor vehicle reference books such as the Red Book, Blue Book, World Book depending on the origin of the imported vehicle.
Source: http://www.manilaforwarder.com/vehicleshipment.html
maraming buy and sell sa pinas lahat ng model from old to new may dyaryo na nbbli exlusive sa mga cars dati nakabili kami ng dyaryo na yun ska isipin mo magbabayad ka d2 ipapa shipment mo riyal panu pag hingan ka ng 150 tawsan shipment plang yun wla pa sa tax ng pinas malaking halaga na yun dba
tnx..di kc ako makakita ng mitsubishi magna s pinas eh..anyone can give me a site for sale modified cars in phil. maybe from there i can find one..tnx uli..
Kabayan advice lang po its better na ibenta mo kotse mo ska ka bumili ng bago sa pilipinas kesa ipadala mo pa sa atin bka mas mahal pa yung tax na babayaran mo sa kotse mo kesa dun sa kotse mo mismo c manny pacquiao triple ang bayad ng tax ng kotse nya sa pinas umabot ng million biruin mo naman ferrari inuwi nya bka yung sayo nasa 3 hundred thousand bbili nalang ako ng bago sa pinas...
if you have friend in phil embassy. they have privileges to send those luxuries to our country free of tax. but only after 3 years the ownership could be transfer to ur name. tenx and best regards.
if u will sum up all the expenses for bringing your Car to the Phil. maybe u can buy already a nicer one than below 2005 model...its not a good move to make
tnx po..so theres a chance to send my car to manila coz mine is 2005 model..if only we have a mitsubishi magna back home?... for sure i will not take the risk..i just luv the car..
it is quite hard to ship a vehicle in the philippines. first, you cannot ship a car having the latest model. you may ship cars with the year model 2005 and under. you must consult the fees from the shipping lines or sea cargo freight. try calling Sky Freight which is owned by Eddie de Guzman. You also need to consider the custom duties. bear in mind that we have a lot of corrupt people in the Philippines. Baka ang halaga ng sasakyan mo dito is mas mahal pa ibabayad mo na tax and sa padulas na ibibigay mo sa government.
good luck!