Taichung Customs stated that in response to U.S. tariff policies, the Ministry of Finance proposed a support program for Taiwan's export supply chain on April 4, 2025. This program includes two customs clearance simplification measures: one is to streamline bonded customs declaration documents, and the other is to expand remote customs audits. These measures directly benefit a total of 1,224 bonded enterprises. Not only do they effectively reduce the operational burden on businesses, but they also help achieve the win-win goal of increasing the level of autonomous management by enterprises and reducing intervention by Customs authorities.

Taichung Customs further explained that streamlining bonded customs declaration documents means that bonded factories, bonded warehouses, logistics centers, and bonded enterprises in science parks, industrial parks, agricultural technology parks, and free trade zones are now allowed to submit a consolidated monthly declaration for goods released from the factory or warehouse in the previous month by the 15th of each month, without needing to attach packing lists. This significantly reduces operational costs and administrative workload for businesses. The expansion of remote audits also reduces the need for on-site inspections by leveraging technology and online solutions, thus ensuring minimal administrative interference.

Taichung Customs concluded by affirming its commitment to implementing the two measures under the Ministry of Finance's export supply chain support program. It will also actively listen to feedback from businesses and adjust relevant procedures as necessary to achieve the dual goals of trade facilitation and effective oversight. If bonded enterprises have any questions about the new measures, they are welcome to contact Taichung Customs at any time.

Contact Information:
Central Science Park Section, Bonding Division, Taichung Customs.
TEL: +886-4-25602706 ext. 68 Mr. Chiang