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- 1In order to be the qualified officer in a customs brokerage company, one must hold the CCS designation. a) True b) Falseb) False
- 2An application for a customs brokers licence must be accompanied by security in the amount of __________. a) $5,000.00 b)$10,000.00 c)$15, 000.00 d) $25,000.00 e) $50,000.00e) $50,000.00
- 3Section _______ of the ___________ is the legislation that allows the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to control and detain goods on behalf of Other Government Departments (OGDs). a. 32; Customs Act b. 101; Customs Act c. 23; Customs Tariff d. 60; Customs Act e. 4(7); Criminal Codeb. 101; Customs Act
- 4Which government department or agency prepares Customs Tariff legislation? a. Finance Canada b. Canada Border Services Agency c. Global Affairs Canada d. Canada Revenue Agency e. Bank of Canadaa. Finance Canada
- 5In the Customs Tariff, area in square meters is represented by _______________. a. MBQ b. TMQ c. MTQ d. MTR e. MTKe. MTK
- 6. ________________ is the selling of goods in another country's market at lower prices than the prices at which the goods are sold in the domestic market of the exporter. a. Dumping b. Subsidizing c. Countervailing d. Manufacturing e. Reprocessinga. Dumping
- 7Record keeping requirements are found in Section _____________ of the ______________. a. 17(1); Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations b. 32; Customs Tariff c. 119; Criminal Code d. 99; Customs Tariff e. 19; Customs Brokers Licensing Regulationsa. 17(1); Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations
- 8Form L53 is the application used to write the Customs Brokers Professional Examination. a. True b. Falseb. False
- 9If a company that has a Business Number (BN) wishes to begin importing and exporting goods, an account identifier must be added to their BN. Form RC1C is used for this purpose. a. True b. FalseA) True
- 10Operational Group _____ of the Customs D Memoranda contains guidelines and general information concerning broker licensing and the Customs Brokers Professional Examination. a. D1 b. D7 c. D13 d. D17 e. D19a) D1
- 11The Customs Tariff and Customs Tariff Act do not include _____________________. a. descriptions of goods b. applicable tariff rates c. a list of CBSA’s powers of search and seizure d. a list of countries and their applicable tariff treatments e. general rules of interpretationc. a list of CBSA’s powers of search and seizure
- 12The Customs Tariff consists of _____ sections and _____ chapters. a. 19; 99 b. 21; 59 c. 21; 99 d. 21; 101 e. 19; 59c. 21; 99
- 13The Special Import Measures Act provides for the assessment of __________________. a. provisional duty only b. provisional duty, anti-dumping duty and regular duty only c. anti-dumping duty only d. countervailing duty only e. provisional, anti-dumping and countervailing duty onlye. provisional, anti-dumping and countervailing duty only
- 14According to record keeping requirements for customs brokers, documents related to goods which have been accounted for must be kept for ______years after their importation. a. 5 b. 3 c. 6 d. 2 e. 7c. 6
- 15A customs brokerage firm may use a customized Agency Agreement as long as it includes the information set out in _______. a. D10-4-8 b. D4-1-4 c. D17-1-1 d. D5-1-5 e. D1-6-1e. D1-6-1
- 16A Board of Management has the responsibility of overseeing the organization and management of the Canada Revenue Agency. This Board consists of _____ members appointed by the Governor in Council, _____ of who have been nominated by the provinces and territories. a. 20; 12 b. 25; 14 c. 15; 11 d. 20; 15 e. 18; 10c. 15; 11
- 17Members of the Privy Council are appointed for _____________. a. a maximum of 5 years b. a maximum of 6 years c. a maximum of 10 years d. a maximum of 15 years e. lifee. life
- 18A __________ is used to list descriptors. a. quotation mark (“…”) b. colon (:) c. semi-colon (;) d. comma (,) e. dash (-)d. comma (,)
- 19Once you have become a CCS designate you must maintain your designation by obtaining ___ professional development points each year. a. 5 b. 10 c. 15 d. 20 e. 25d. 20
- 20"________" indicates that to be eligible under a classification, more than one condition must be satisfied, while "_______" indicates that alternatives exist. a. This; that b. Also; and c. And; or d. If; or e. Or; andc. And; or
- 21The annual fee for a customs broker’s licence is ________. a. $500.00 b. $600.00 c. $1,000.00 d. $1,600.00 e. $5,000.00b. $600.00
- 22Tariff item ____________ relates to goods that are deemed to be hate propaganda under the Criminal Code. a. 9897.00.00 b. 9805.00.00 c. 9899.00.00 d. 9810.00.00 e. 9898.00.00c. 9899.00.00
- 23Tariff item ____________ deals with certain live animals and birds, used or second-hand mattresses, white phosphorous matches and goods manufactured or produced wholly or in part by prison labour. a. 9897.00.00 b. 9805.00.00 c. 9899.00.00 d. 9810.00.00 e. 9898.00.00a. 9897.00.00
- 24Tariff item ___________ includes firearms, prohibited weapons, prohibited ammunition and components designed exclusively for use in the manufacture of or assembly into automatic firearms. a. 9897.00.00 b. 9805.00.00 c. 9899.00.00 d. 9810.00.00 e. 9898.00.00e. 9898.00.00
- 25The WCO represents _____ Customs administrations across the globe. a. 150 b. 180 c. 230 d. 275 e. 310b. 180
- 26Other than the Most Favoured Nation tariff treatment, what other tariff treatments might be used for goods from Puerto Rico? a. PT, GPT b. GPT, LDCT c. UST, MUST d. LDCT, CCCT e. CCCT, GPTc. UST, MUST
- 27When a country is not on the List of Countries and Applicable Tariff Treatments, and does not meet the conditions of another tariff treatment, they must be accounted for under the ___________. a. United States Tariff b. Least Developed country Tariff c. General Preferential Tariff d. General Tariff e. Mexico Unitedd. General Tariff
- 28In the List of Tariff Provisions, items at the end of a chapter are generally further processed than those at the beginning of a chapter. a. True b. Falsea. True
- 29All notes found in the Customs Tariff are legally binding, including statistical notes. a. True b. Falseb. False
- 30When shown in the Customs Tariff, ___________ indicates that for goods to be eligible under a particular classification, more than one condition must be satisfied. a. a comma b. the word “And” c. a period d. the word “Or” e. a semi-colonb. the word “And”
- 31There are ____ General Rules for the Interpretation of the Harmonized System, plus _____ Canadian rules. a. 6; 5 b. 6; 7 c. 3; 6 d. 6; 3 e. 5; 3d. 6; 3
- 32___________ can assist in the classification of goods that are shipped in an unassembled state and have the essential character of the complete or finished article. a. GIR 1 b. GIR 2(a) c. GIR 2(b) d. GIR 3b. GIR 2(a)
- 33______________ can assist in the classification of a trumpet case, shipped with a trumpet. a. GIR 1 b. GIR 3 c. GIR 4 d. GIR 5(a) e. GIR 5(b)d. GIR 5(a)
- 34_______________ means all things being equal, and that respective differences must be considered. a. Mutatis mutandis b. Dictum c. Ad valorem d. Certiorari e. Intraa. Mutatis mutandis
- 35Where both a Canadian term and an international term are presented in the nomenclature, the commonly accepted meaning and scope of the Canadian term shall take precedence. a. True b. Falseb. False
- 36The Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) is not collected in ______________. a. Nova Scotia b. New Brunswick c. British Columbia d. Ontario e. Prince Edward Islandc. British Columbia
- 37The current president of the CBSA is ________________________. a. Ms. Jane Philpott b. Ms. Jody Wilson-Raybould c. Mr. Ralph Goodale d. Mr. Luc Portelance e. Mrs. Linda Lizotte-MacPhersone. Mrs. Linda Lizotte-MacPherson
- 38The current Minister of National Revenue is the Honourable _________________________. a. Mrs. Linda Lizotte-MacPherson b. Mr. Ralph Goodale c. Ms. Diane Lebouthillier d. Mr. William Francis Morneau e. Mr. Scott Brisonc. Ms. Diane Lebouthillier
- 39The current Minister of Public Safety Canada is the Honourable _________________. a. Mr. Ralph Goodale b. Mr. Luc Portelance c. Mr. Stépahen Dion d. Mr. Kent Hehr e. Mr. Harjit Singh Sajjana. Mr. Ralph Goodale
- 40Public Safety Canada is comprised of five different agencies: Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA); Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS); Correctional Service Canada (CSC); Parole Board of Canada (PBC); and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). a. True b. Falsea. True
- 41The six branches of the CBSA are: Comptrollership branch; Corporate Affairs branch; Human Resources branch; Information, Science and Technology branch; Operations branch; and Programs branch. a. True b. Falsea. True
- 42Which of the following is not a criterion for an individual to be recognized as a qualified officer in a customs broker’s office? a. He/she must be a citizen or permanent resident of Canada. b. He/she must be of good character. c. He/she must be at least eighteen years of age. d. He/she must have sufficient financial resources to conduct his business is a responsible manner. e. He/she must have passed the Customs Brokers Professional Examination with a grade of 50 percent or more.e. He/she must have passed the Customs Brokers Professional Examination with a grade of 50 percent or more.
- 43Once licensed, a customs broker must meet several requirements in order to maintain his licence. Which of the following is not one of those requirements? a. The customs broker must display his licence in his office. b. The customs broker must notify CBSA’s Licensing Unit of any changes in the Qualified Officer. c. The customs broker must provide documentation to its clients. d. The customs broker must account for funds received. e. The customs broker must keep a copy of the complete updated paper copy of the D-Memorandum in his office.e. The customs broker must keep a copy of the complete updated paper copy of the D-Memorandum in his office.
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