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CSDP401 PRELIM QUIZ 1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

 

What is the applicable procedure for shipment exceeding the FOB Value of Php50,000.00?

a)

Informal entry process

b)

Transshipment

c)

Formal Entry Process

d)

Warehousing

2.

It refers to the customs procedure known under the RKC as temporary admission in which certain goods can be brought into a customs territory conditionally relieved, totally or partially, from payment of import duties and taxes; such goods must be imported for a specific purpose and must be intended for re-exportation within a specified period and without having undergone any substantial change except due to normal depreciation.

a)

Admission

b)

Conditional Importation

c)

Re-exportation

d)

Transshipment

3.

Which of the following is not included in the contents of the Goods Declaration?

a)

The name of the Consignee

b)

Exporting vessel or aircraft

c)

Port of departure

d)

All of the choices are included

4.

Which of the following is not included in the Contents of the Commercial Invoice?

a)

The names of the buyer, seller, and the time and place of sale

b)

The port of loading

c)

The agreed price paid or to be paid for the goods

d)

All of the choices

5.

The prevailing rate of duty for laser pointer is 3%. An importer lodged a provisional goods declaration for 5,000 laser pointer and uses the 3% rate of duty. The concerned COO requested the posting of sufficient conditioned for the payment of additional customs duty if the rate of duty will increase upon completion of goods declaration within 45 days from the date of goods declaration lodgement. Is the COO correct?

a)

Yes, because the applicable duty rate can only be determined when the goods declaration is complete.

b)

No, as the rule is that the rate of duty shall be based on whichever is the lower duty rate.

c)

No, because the duty rate for a provisional goods declaration should not be different from a complete declaration.

d)

Yes, as the rate of duty should be based on the prevailing rate of duty at the time of completion of the goods declaration.

6.

A lodged goods declaration may be amended. What is the limitation of this CMTA provision?

a)

The request to amend must be received by the Bureau of Customs before the final assessment or examination of goods.

b)

It must be done before duties and taxes become due and demandable.

c)

It must be done before the examination of goods.

d)

All of the choices

7.

Which of the following conditions may not be imposed with regard to provisional goods declaration?

a)

Acceptance of goods declaration is conditioned to submission of lacking documents or information necessary to make a complete declaration within 45 days from lodging of the provisional goods declaration. The 45 day period may be extended for valid reasons by the Bureau of Customs.

b)

The customs duty rate applicable shall be based on the prevailing customs duty rate upon completion of the goods declaration.

c)

Posting of security, if may be required equal to the duties and taxes that may be ascertained.

d)

All of the choices are valid conditions

8.

Goods declaration covered by one bill of lading over goods which are meant in part for consumption and in part for warehousing may be both entered simultaneously for release at the-

a)

Port of destination

b)

Port of entry

c)

Port of arrival

d)

Transit port

9.

This document shall contain the names of the consignee, importing vessel or aircraft, port of departure, port of destination and date of arrival, the number and marks of packages, or the quantity, if in bulk, the nature and correct commodity description of the goods contained therein, its value as set forth in a proper invoice, and such other information as may be required by rules and regulations.

a)

Import Entry

b)

Bill of Lading

c)

Commercial Invoice

d)

Goods declaration

10.

No entry of imported goods shall be allowed unless the-

a)

goods has arrived in the Philippines

b)

goods declaration has been lodged with the Bureau

c)

goods has been discharged from the carrying vessel or aircraft

d)

the carrying vessel or aircraft enters the jurisdiction of the Philippines

11.

Under such terms and conditions prescribed under the rules and regulations, the description of the goods in the goods declaration must be sufficient and specific in detail to enable the goods to be identified for the following, except-

a)

valuation purposes

b)

statistical purposes

c)

classification to the appropriate tariff heading and subheading

d)

declaration purposes

12.

Commercial invoice of imported goods shall contain the following-

a)

the agreed price to be paid for the goods

b)

the place of sale

c)

the port of entry

d)

All of the choices

13.

This is a document with a quotation provided by a supplier prior to sale or shipment of an article, informing the buyer of the kinds and quantities of goods to be sent, their value and important specifications such as weight, size and similar characteristics.

a)

Commercial Invoice

b)

Proforma Invoice

c)

Purchase Order

d)

Catalog or brochure

14.

They shall see to it that representative samples taken during examination shall be properly receipted for and retained within a reasonable period of time.

a)

Customs Officers

b)

Customs Examiners

c)

Customs Officials

d)

District Collectors

15.

If not claimed by the owner, underwriter or salvor, derelicts and goods from abandoned wrecks shall be deemed as property of the-

a)

importer

b)

consignee

c)

ship agent

d)

government