Bureau of Customs

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) is a government agency responsible for regulating and monitoring the import and export of goods across a country’s borders. Its main roles include collecting tariffs and taxes, preventing illegal smuggling, and ensuring that imported and exported items comply with laws and safety standards. The BOC helps facilitate legitimate trade while protecting the economy and security by stopping illegal activities. It also enforces customs laws, conducts inspections, and manages trade-related documentation to promote efficient and lawful business transactions.