What should I do if I've underpaid GST on past imports?

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If you have underpaid GST on past imports, you should conduct a self-check of your past import transactions and voluntarily disclose any declaration errors to Singapore Customs. Submit a Voluntary Disclosure Programme (VDP) disclosure using the form on the Singapore Customs website. Attach supporting documents to your submission, including the permit, invoice, packing list, Bill of Lading (B/L) or Air Waybill (AWB), and any other relevant documents. You can send your queries via email to CUSTOMS_VDP@customs.gov.sg.

What should I do if I've underpaid GST on past imports?

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