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   What are prohibited imports in the Philippines?

   • The donated imported goods must not be prohibited imports. The Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines, Section 101, other laws, and other regulations issued by different government agencies, define certain goods whose importation into the Philippines is prohibited. Examples include adulterated or misbranded food and drugs.

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   How does the Peza enforce the fire code of the Philippines?

   • For this purpose, the PEZA adopts the Fire Code of the Philippines and its implementing rules and regulations and such other regulations or issuances it may promulgate for enforcement within the boundaries of each ECOZONE. PART VII - INCENTIVES TO ECOZONE ENTERPRISES Rule XIII - Application and Entitlement SECTION 1.

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   How do I import a restricted or regulated good in the Philippines?

   • If any of the goods being imported is a Restricted or Regulated Good, the Consignee obtains an Import Permit or Clearance from the relevant Philippine Government Agency ( Refer to the Regulated Imports List by clicking this link: /users-guide-to-the-bureau-of-customs-regulated-imports-list/ ).

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   Are imports taxable in the Philippines?

   • As a general rule, importations into the Philippines are subject to customs duties and taxes unless there is a specific legal basis for exemption from duties and/or taxes. Importation of goods donated from abroad are only exempt from duties and/or taxes under certain circumstances.

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   1 day ago · The injured party can file a criminal action for trademark infringement in the Philippines before the prosecutor’s office, which has jurisdiction. The party must have a trademark lawyer who will file the case. Then, the prosecutor will issue a summons to the accused to answer the allegations made by the complainant.

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   2 days ago · In the Philippines, cybercrime and online fraud are serious offenses that have significant legal implications. The legal framework governing these crimes is primarily encapsulated in the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (Republic Act No. 10175). This law aims to address crimes committed through the internet and electronic means, including ...

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   4 days ago · Patent infringement occurs when someone without authorisation makes, uses, sells, or imports a product or process that falls within the scope of a valid and enforceable patent. In other words, it involves the unauthorised exploitation of an invention that is protected by a patent. Patent rights:A patent grants the owner exclusive rights to the ...

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   4 days ago · The Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines, Section 101, other laws, and other regulations issued by different government agencies, define certain goods whose importation into the Philippines is prohibited. Examples include adulterated or misbranded food and drugs. Moreover, the following are also prohibited: Used clothing; Medicines

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   3 days ago · Standards. DOLE Standards: 1) There must be neglect of duty; and. 2) The negligence must be both gross and habitual in character. (Section 5.2 [c], Rule I-A, DOLE D.O. 147-15) The following discusses each requirement. a. Neglect of duty. 1 st Requisite: There must be neglect of duty. This just cause is about an employee’s neglect of his duties.

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   2 days ago · Rule I. Definition and Basic Guidelines. SECTION 1. Title - These rules shall be referred to as the “Rules and Regulations to Implement Republic Act No. 7916.” SECTION 2. Definition of Terms - For purposes of these Rules and Regulations, the following definitions shall apply: a.

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