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Import Coordinator @ • Keeping abreast with all the latest rules and regulation, customs memorandum order, customs administrative order and tariff regulation being issued, published, and implemented by the Department of Finance, Philippine Ports Authority, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Bureau of Customs, Board of Investment and Tariff Commission of the Philippines. • Excellent knowledge in Incoterms and Liner terms, Bilateral and Multilateral Agreement such as CEPT- AFTA, AKFTA, ACFTA, NZFTA, APEC, BIMP-EAGA, Rules of Origin. • Ensuring that all the necessary requirements and permits for the importation and re-exportation of cargoes are being complied with. • Ascertaining the details of all the items declared on the supporting shipping documents prior to shipment of cargoes. • Double check the computation of duties and taxes submitted by the broker for payment to the BOC. • Monitoring the dates of the arrival of all the cargoes, and the date of the delivery of the shipment. • Coordinate with the broker and the shipper and resolve any issues that may arise in every shipment. • Coordinate with the shipping lines, ship agent and port terminal for berthing schedule of the ship. • Comparing the actual cargoes being unloaded from the ship as against the packing list, invoice and bill of lading presented prior to shipment is the same, and without any discrepancy as to value, weight, measurement or quantity. • Facilitate the annual application of Customs accreditation of the company with the BOC. • Apply and renew the e2m of the company with the service provider. • Monitor the arrival, delivery and stripping of the container and inspect the cargoes within. • Observe the offloading of cargo from the carrying vessel and submit reports on the operation and movement of cargo from the ship to the lay down area and to the job site. • Take some pictures of possible damages to cargo if any for claims purposes. From April 2010 to Present (5 years 9 months) Faculty Member @ Impart knowledge to the student on International Trade, Customs and Tariff laws, Freight Forwarding and Port operations. From October 2006 to May 2010 (3 years 8 months) Customs Broker @ Double check the declared tariff heading and tariff rate of my customs declarant. Double check the computation of duties and taxes, insurance for payment to Bureau of Customs. Check the authenticity of the attached shipping documents. Monitor the status of the shipment. Monitor the arrival of the carrying vessel. From October 2006 to April 2010 (3 years 7 months) Sole Proprietor @ 1. Principal Customs Broker, 2. Soliciting clients, declarant, processing and releasing of shipments and delivery to the importer or consignee. 3. Process tax exemption with Department of Financem tax credit certificate, duty drawbacks with Bureau of Customs. 4. Application of import permit with different government agency. 5. Application of Certificate of Registration and License to Operate with BFAD for newly introduced food products in the Philippines. 6. Process Customs Accreditation for importer and exporter also with E2M. From March 2004 to April 2010 (6 years 2 months) Alternate Customs Broker @ From March 2004 to April 2010 (6 years 2 months)

Bachelors of Law, Law @ Arellano University School of Law From 2007 to 2009 Master, Master in Customs Administration @ PMI Colleges From 2004 to 2006 Bachelors of Science in Customs Administration, International Trade @ PMI Colleges From 1999 to 2003 Bachelors of Science in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering @ PMI Colleges From 1996 to 1999 Jeffrey Asilo is skilled in: Tariff and Customs consultant, Import and Export experience, Freight forwarding and Shipping, Customs Brokerage, Customs Regulations, Shipping, Freight Forwarding, Import, Freight, INCO terms, Transportation, Trade Compliance, Logistics, Ports, International Logistics, International Trade, Container, Export, Logistics Management