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IDBI-FX-LU4-RFC,RFC (D) EEFC

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Mr. Anand had purchased Forex exchange in the form of Currency notes and TCs for USD 4000/- for his visit to California. He returns to India with unspent forex of USD 2000/- and wants to retain for his next trip. Advise him.

a)

Can retain without surrendering as per RBI guidelines in RFC (D) account

b)

Should surrender to AD within 180 days from date of return

c)

Can not bring back any forex unspent abroad

2.

One of the pre-requisites for opening Resident Foreign currency account is.........

a)

Has to be currently a NRI

b)

Must be a foreign citizen

c)

Must be an erstwhile NRI who has come back to India for good

3.

Keeping foreign currency without surrendering after making a trip overseas is a serious violation of the ............... Act

a)

NI

b)

RBI

c)

FEMA

4.

Acronym EEFC account stands for..........

a)

Exchange Eligibility Foreign currency account

b)

Exchange Earners' Foreign Currency Account

c)

Exchange Earners' Fixed currency Account

5.

EEFC account can be opened for............

a)

any resident receiving remittance from abroad

b)

Units located in Special economic zones

c)

Only 100% Export Oriented Units (EOUs)

6.

Maximum amount that can be held in EEFC account is.............. percent of Forex earned.

a)

75%

b)

100%

c)

90%

7.

RFC accounts are meant for..........

a)

A resident in India who wants to convert his Rupee earnings into Foreign currency

b)

a foreigner who comes for permanent settlement in India

c)

a resident in India who has sources of income/assets in Foreign currency

8.

For opening RFC account by an erstwhile NRI, the minimum stay abroad is.......

a)

24 months

b)

12 months

c)

6 months

9.

RFC accounts can be opened in the form of..............

a)

Demand and Term deposits

b)

Only SB accounts

c)

Only Term deposit accounts

10.

Mr. Ram, Director of M/s Ram Industries had availed forex from your branch for USD 8000 in the form of Currency notes, TCs and preloaded forex card out of the Rupee balance in the company account. On his return he requests you to open a Foreign currency account for the unspent forex of USD 1300/- in the name of his company. How will you respond?

a)

Can open RFC (D) in the company's name

b)

Can not open RFC (D) account as it can be opened only by individuals

c)

Can open RFC (D) account as the rupee source is from the company's account

11.

Joint accounts with resident relative/s can be opened under EEFC scheme provided the operational instructions are on ..............

a)

E or S basis

b)

No joint account permitted

c)

F or S basis

12.

RFC (D) account can not be credited with forex in the form of currency notes, TCs etc acquired as...............

a)

exchange for rupees from a foreign visitor to India

b)

business/service earnings/gifts abroad

c)

business/service earnings/gifts from a visitor from abroad

13.

Maximum period for which RFC Term deposit is opened in our Bank is.......... years

a)

10

b)

5

c)

3

14.

EEFC account can be opened in the form of...............

a)

Both demand and Term deposit

b)

SB, TD only

c)

Current account only

15.

An export bill for USD 50,000/- was realised on 30.05.23 and the exporter requested you to keep the entire amount in EEFC account on 06.06.23. Till when the amount be held in EEFC account by the exporter?

a)

01.07.23

b)

30.06.23

c)

31.07.23