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STW 005 – Licensed Manufacturing Warehouse

STW 005 – Licensed Manufacturing Warehouse

Teachers
Mr Mohan Selvaraju
Category:
In-House Programs / Logistic & Quality / Store & Warehouse /
STW 005 - Licensed Manufacturing Warehouse

Duration: 2 Days
Lectures: InHouse
Certificate of Completion

INTRODUCTION

Warehousing is recognized today as one of the most important functions in logistics and commerce. A Licensed Manufacturing warehouse (LMW) plays an important role in enabling manufacturing process to be carried out in Malaysia under Section 65 / 65A of the Customs Act 1967. The manufacturing operation inside the licensed warehouses is subject to minimal customs procedures. This is primarily intended to cater for the export oriented industries The programme is suitable for those people who are employed in the logistics industry especially those involved in manufacturing sector and freight movement industries. This programme is tailored to meet the needs of the industry, with emphasis on setting up and operating a Licensed Manufacturing Warehouse (LMW).All various aspects LMW are covered in great detail.

Objective

  • To enable participants to understand from the outset Licensed Warehouse (LMW) Operations and management
  • To enable the participants to know the basic principles of LMW operations
  • To enable participants to identify the various sections of Customs Acts , Regulations and Rules related to LMW

Who should attend?

  • LMW operators – Managers, executives and supervisors
  • Logistics Managers and Executives
  • Manufacturing Industries Managers, executives and supervisors
  • Freight forwarders
  • Third party Logistics operators.

CURRICULUM

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Day One

  1. Warehouses and their roles
  2. Licensed warehouses
  • Sect. 65 Customs Act 1967
  • Public Warehouse
  • Private Warehouse
  • Tax Free Shop
  1. Activities in a typical warehouse
  2. Principles of warehouse operations and management
  3. Royal Malaysian Customs
  4. Organisation Structure & Objectives of CustomsDepartment
  5. Roles & Responsibilities of Customs Department
  6. Taxation System in Malaysia
  • Customs Duty
  • Sales tax
  • Service Tax
  • Excise Duty
  • Levy on Goods Vehicle

9.Case studies /Group exercises

Day Two

1.Documentation

  • Import/Export Procedures
  • Main Entry Points – Road/Sea/Air/Rail
  • Documents Used

2.Licensed Manufacturing Warehouse (LMW)

  • Concept
  • Objectives
  • Introduction
  • Section 65/ 65A Customs Act 1967
  • Operations and procedures

3.Facilities & Incentives Exemption of Customs Duty –  Machines/Equipments, Raw Materials & Components

  • Goods not eligible for exemption
  • Exemption for Electronic Industries

4.Duty payment

  • Payment of Duties for domestic markets
  • Purchase by 3rd party for Export
  • Movement of goods (procedures & documentation)

5.Subcontract work & farming out

6.Submission of monthly returns to Customs

7.Case Study and Exercises

8.Questions & Answers

About Instructors

Mr Mohan Selvaraju
- Council Member of the Charter Institute of Logistics & Transport - Warehouse Management and Operations - Material and Supply Chain Management