tm1 prelim- midterm

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What is the descriptive title of Tariff Management 1? A. Foundation of Tariff and Customs Management B. Fundamentals of Tariff and Customs Management C. Foundation of Customs and Tariff Manageme.t D.Fundamentals of Customs and Tariff Management

The name "Tarifa" was coined by the Moors and termed after A. Tarif Ibn Malik C. Tarrif Ibin Malik B. Tariff Ibon Mallk D. Tarif Iben Malik.

Which of the following form of customs duty is currently imposed on imports into the Philippines? A. Specific Duty B. Ad valorem Duty C. Compound Duty D. Mixed Duty

A prolific source of revenue and believed to be the most important factor in international trade. A. Duty C. Rate B. Schedule D. Tariff

When the purpose of imposition of duty is to keep the domestic industries in an advantage position, such tariff is called A. Revenue Tariff B. Protective Tariff C. Bargaining Tariff D. Specific Tariff

It was the Filipinos' customary way of trading with people of other countries during the pre-Spanish periods. A. Nomadic System C.Barter System B. Barbaric System D. Mercantile System

The duty amplified on the Philippine imports and exports as soon as the islands were acquired by Spain. A. "Junta de Aranceles B."Almojarifazgo C. "Junta de Valoraciones" D. "Indulgencia

The English equivalent of Portuguese "tarifa" is A. Rate B. Price list C. Notification D. Schedule

For many developing countries like the Philippines, what is the primary purpose for the imposition of "tariff"? A. To protect domestic industries against unfair competition B.For revenue purposes C. To promote a favorable balance of trade D. To diminish the power of countries

In the early days of trade, what led to the shift in the purpose of imposing tariff? A. Growth of mercantilism. B. Nationalisın. C.Both A and B. D. Neither A nor B

What is the tauff imposed on goods brought out of the country? A. Import duty B.Export duty C. Transit duty D. Compound duty

Which is a form of non-visible protection? A. Import prohibition B. Import liberalization C. Both A and B. D. Neither A nor B.

Tariff technically means A. The list of import and export commodities. B.An official list or schedule setting forth the several customs duties to be imposed on imports and exports C. Both A and B are true D. Neither A nor B is true.

A "habitual practice" that developed various secondary associations, including customary tax. A. Customs B. Values C. Beliefs D. Tradition

In the Philippines, the practice of duty and tax collection was observed long before the discovery of Magelian which was referred to as A. Gift B.Tribute C. Token D. Toll

Technically, this refers to customary toll paid by merchants on their way to and from the market? Customs A. Tariffs B. Duties C. Customs D. Lavies

The term modern customs tariff means A. A systematic arrangement of customs duties ievied on goods when they pass the border of a political units. B. An official list or schedule setting forth the several customs duties to be imposed on imports, exports or goods in transit. C.Both A and B. D. Neither A nor B.

It is a form of penalty duty imposed by one country against the products of a country that unequally imposes unreasonable charge to the products of the aggrieved country. A.Countervailing Duty B.Discriminatory Duty C. Marking Duty D. Safeguard Duty

"Ad valorem" is a Latin word, which literally means A. Dutiable value B.According to value C. Transaction Value D. Market Value

The first customs house was established in Manila by A. Gonzalo Roriquillo de Peñaloza B. Guido R. de Lavizares C. Wesley Merritt D. Ferdinand Magellan

Manila customs house was established in A. 1521 B. 1573 C. 1571 D. 1834

As reported to the Spanish King by the Viceroy of Mexico, the almojarifazgo was first imposed only in 1582 by A.Gonzalo Ronquillo de Peñaloza B. Guido R. de Lavizares C. Wesley Merritt D. Ferinand Magellan

When was the Philippine trade opened to the world? A. 1779 B. 1805 C. 1832 D.1834

A tariff board created in 1828. A. Junta de Valoraciones B. Jurita de Aranceles C. Campaña Real de Filipinas D. Casa Fuego

If Zamboanga was opened to foreign commerce in 1823, llo-ilo and Sulu were opened in A. 1842 B.1833 C.1855 D. 1874

Imported goods which are not marked or are improperly marked as to its country of origin shall be subject to marking duty of 5% ad valorem. The same is imposed A. To earn revenue B. To give protection to domestic industry C.As a penalty D. As to economic purpose

When a customs duty levied on imports is proportional to the number of items or units imported without regard to its value, such is termed as A. Ad valorem Duty B.Specific Duty C. Mixed Duty D. Compound Duty

A modest tariff is usually imposed to products not produced locally. A high tariff is imposed when the intent is to restrict the entrant of foreign goods in the domestic market. A. Both statements are true. B. Both statements are false. C.The first statement is true, the second is false. D. The first statement is false, the second is true..

A duty imposed on imported goods designed to raise revenue and at the same time to protect domestic industry. A. Revenue Duty B. Protective Duty C.Bargaining Duty D. Compound Duty

An anti-dumping duty is imposed as. A. penalty duty B. special duty C. protective duty. D. revenue duty.

When the intent is to forestall the subsidy granted by government of exporting country on its exports, the duty imposed is called A. Safeguard duty. B. Marking duty. C.Countervailing duty D. Discriminatory duty

A penalty duty imposed against products of country which places the goods of the Philippines in a disadvantageous position not commonly done on products of third or other countries. A. Anti-dumping duty B.Discriminatory duty C. Martung duty D.Transit duty

Goods passing through a customs territory of a country en route to another country is subject to payment of A. Anti-dumping duty B. Discriminatory duty C. Marking duty D. Transit duty

The old practice of giving protection was through A. the use of import prohibitions B. quarantine measures C. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B

How specific duties were imposed goods during the Spanish era in the Philippines? A. fixing of arbitrary values B. imposing the almojarifazgo C. using the lowest rate D. offering preferential treatment

The characteristics of early Filipino traders. A.Honest traders B. Keen traders C. Both A and B. D. Neither A nor B

During the early years of trade, whenever a price was fixed on the commodities brought into the Philippines from China, the buyers paid them in A.gold b. gongs. C.Both A and B D. Neither A nor B

The following were the early Philippine exports to China, except A. rice B. coconuts C. Palm oil D. Silk

The Board of Valuation created in 1734. A. Junta de Valoraciones B. Junta de Aranceles C. Royal officer D. Campaña Real de Filipinas

The Tariff Board-created in 1828. A. Junta de Valoraciones B.Junta de Aranceles C. Royal Officer D. Compania Real de Filipinas

Who was the authority on trade activities during the period 1828? A. Junta de Valoraciones B. Junta de Aranceles C. Royal Officer D. Compania Real de Filipinas

They were the Chinese writers who observed the ancient Filipinos honesty in their commercial dealings. A. Chao Ju-Uan B. Wang Tay-Tay C. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B

The ancien: Filipinos have traded with China for many years. This was narrated in a Spanish document on A. 1581 B.1586 C. 1561 D. 1566

As soon as the Philippine Islands were acquired by Spain, the ancient almojarifazgo (a three (3) percent ad valorem duty) was imposed on both imports and exports, except those from China which was increased to A. Four percent ad valorem B. Five percent ad valorem C.Six percent ad valorem D. Seven percent ad valorem

A port in the Philippines that was opened in 1842. A. Fort of Zamboanga C. Port of Tacloban B. Port of Legaspi D. Port of Cebu

A type of duty designed primarily to obtain or raise income for the government rather than to restrict imports. A.Revenue Duty C. Bargaining Duty B. Protective Duty D. Mixed Duty

A type of duty designed to raise income and at the same time to guard the domestic industry by imposing a higher or lower duty on imported goods in time of necessity. A. Revenue Duty C.Bargaining Duty B. Protective Duty D. Mixed Duty

A tax which comprises both specific and ad valorem rates. A. Regular Duty B. Specific duty C. Excise Duty D.Compound Duty

Under the CMTA, this term refers to articles, wares and merchandise or anything that may be made the subject of importation and exportation. A.Goods C. Machineries B. Foods D. Office supplies

These are levied in addition to the ordinary import duties, taxes and charges imposed by law on the imported product. A. Regular duties C. Specific Duty B. Special duties D. Ad valorem Duty

What is the umbrella organization of the Bureau of Customs of the Philippines? A. Department of Trade and Industry B.Department of Finance C. National Economic Development Authority D. Department of Budget and Management

The Customs Service Act No. 355 was also called the A.Philippine Customs Service Act C. Spanish Custorns Service Act B. American Customs Service Act D. Japan Custorns Service Act

What law.reorganized the Philippine Customs Service to officially designate the Insular Collector of Customs as Collector of Customs for the Port of Manila? A. Commonwealth Act No. 613 C. Act No. 625 B.Act No. 357 D. Public Act No. 430

This Act formed the Bureau of Immigration as a separate office from the Bureau of Customs A. Commonwealth Act No. 613 C. Act No. 625 B. Act No. 357 D. Public Act No. 430

This Act transformed the Philippine Customs Service to a Bureau of Customs and Immigration under the supervision and control of the Department of Finance and Justice A. Act No. 355 B Act No. 357 C. Act No. 625 D .Public Act No. 430

The Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines enacted by Congress in 1957 was known as A. Republic Act No. 1937 B. Public Act No. 1937 C. Republic Act No. 1957 D.Public Act No. 1957

The Bureau of Customs underwent several reorganizations, the very first time of which happened on February 4, 1965 pursuant to___ A Customs Proclamation Order No. 4-65 C. Customs Memorandum Order No. 4-65 B. Customs Special Order No. 4-65 D.Customs Administrative Order No. 4-65

The Tariff & Customs Code of the Philippines was amended and took effect on October 27. 1972 pursuant to A. Presidential Decree No. 34 C. Presidential Decree No. 1464 B Presidential Decree No. 689 D. Presidential Decree No. 1

The last major reorganization of the Bureau took place in 1986 with the issuance of AExecutive Order No. 127 C. Administrative Order No 127 B. Presidential Decree No. 127 D. Republic Act No. 127

The first known liquor smuggler of Britain. A. Tim the Smuggler B. Con the smuggler C. Tom the Smuggler D. Don the Smuggler

The Enforcement and Security Service (ESS) secures our border from anti-social goods It is composed of the following divisions except. A. Intelligence Division C. Customs Police Division B. Water Patrol Division D. Radio Communications Division

The following are mandates of the Bureau of Customs as symbolized by the carrying vessels, except A. revenue collection B. Anti- smuggling C.trade facilitation D. digitalization

Who is the chief official of the Bureau of Customs? A.Commissioner of Customs C. Secretary of Finance B.District Collector of Customs D. Customs Assessor

This group maintains an accounting of revenues collected, administers the legal requirements of the BOC: provides information and analysis of collection statistics, and audits liquidated entries and bonds A. Revenue Collection Monitoring Group (RCMG) B. Internal Administration Group (IAG) C. Assessment and Operations Coordination Group (AOCG) D. Intelligence Group (IG

This group exercises police authority to secure the country's ports and BOC installations, and to protect cargoes and properties inside the customs zone A.Enforcement Group (EG) B.Management Information System and Technology Group (MISTG). C Post Clearance Audit Group (PCAG) D. Intelligence Group (IG)

This group collects duties, taxes and other charges accruing to the government, exercises police powers; supervises the entrance and clearance of vessels engaged in commerce, supervises and controls handling of foreign mail, and supervises all import and export cargoes and freight stations. A.Collection Districts B.Internal Administration Group (IAG) C. Revenue Collection Monitoring Group (RCMG) D.Assessment and Operations Coordination Group (AOCG)

Which does not belong to the group? A.PEZA-Cavite B. PEZA-Baguio C. Salamague D. Sual

Which does not belong to the group? A. Port of Dumaguete B. Port of Iloilo C. Port of Tacloban D. Port of Batangas

Which does not belong to the group? A. Port of Subic B. Laoag International Airport C. Port of Curimao D. Port of irine

What is Customs District No. XVI? A. Port of Aparri B. Port of Limay C. Port of Clark D. Port of Davao

What is Customs District No. VI? A. Port of Batangas B. Port of Iloilo C. Port of Cebu D. Port of Legazpi

What is Customs District No. III? A.Port of San Fernando B.Ninoy Aquino International Airport C. Port of Manila D. Manila international Container Port

Which does not belong to the group? A.Puerto Princesa B.North Harbor C. Siain D. Aurora

What is Customs District No. X? A. Port of Zamboanga B.Port of Cagayan De Oro C. Port of Tacloban D. Port of Surigao

What is Customs District No. XIV? A.Port of Aparri B. Port of Limay C.Port of Clark D. Port of Davao

Who was the Commissioner of Customs from June 30, 2016 to August 30, 2017? A. Rey Leonardo Guerrero B. Yogi Filemon L. Ruiz C. Nicanor Faeldon D. Isidro S. Lapeña

The incumbent Commissioner of Customs? A. Rey Leonardo Guerrero B Nicanor Faeldon C.Yogi Filemon L. Ruiz D. Isidro S. Lapeña

Which of the following powers and duties of the Commissioner can be delegated? A.Promulgation of rules and regulations B Issuance, revocation or modification of rulings c.Assessment and collection of lawful revenue due to the government D. Compromise or abate of customs obligations

The annual report of the Commissioner shall be submitted to the following, except A. the President of the Philippines B. National Economic and Development Authority C.Tariff Commission D. the Congress of the Philippines

The annual report of the Commissioner shall be submitted A.On or before March 31 of the following year C. January 1 of the following year B. On or before March 31 of the current year D. December 31 of the current year

The Commissioner, subject to the approval of the Secretary of Finance, shall promulgate rules and regulations for the enforcement of this Act. The Commissioner shall regularly prepare and publish an updated customs manual, and the rules, regulations and decisions of the Bureau. A.Both statements are true. B. Both statements are false C. The first statement is true, while the second is false. D. The first statement is false, while the second is true.

The first two functions of the Bureau of Customs include (a) Assessment and collection of customs revenues from imported goods and other dues, fees, charges, fines and penalties accruing under this Act; (b) Simplification and harmonization of customs procedures to facilitate movement of goods in international trade, while the third function is A. Border control to prevent entry of smuggled goods B. Prevention and suppression of smuggling and other customs fraud C. Facilitation and security of international trade and commerce through an informed compliance program D. Supervision and control over the entrance and clearance of vessels and aircraft engaged in foreign commerce

The Commissioner shall furnish the following offices with electronic.copies of department orders. administrative orders, circulars, and rules and regulations promulgated pursuant to this Act, except A. Congress of the Philippines B. National Economic Development Authority C. Office of the President D. Tariff Commission

The Commissioner shall regularly furnish the following offices with electronic copies of all customs goods declaration processed and cleared by the Bureau A. National Economic Development Authority B Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). C. Philippine Ports Authority D. Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)

Upon request, the Tariff Commission shall have access to, and the right to be furnished with copies of liquidated goods declaration and other documents supporting the goods declaration as finally filed in the A.Commission on Audit (COA). B. Office of the President C. Philippine Statistics Authority D. National Economic and Development Authority

Republic Act No. 1937, is otherwise known as the A.Tariff and Customs Code of 1957 C. Tariff and Customs Code of 1947 B. Tariff and Customs Code of 1909 D. Tariff and Customs Code of 1937

Presidential Decree No. 1464, is otherwise known as A. Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines of 1980 B.Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines of 1978 C. Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines of 1976 D.Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines of 1974

Republic Act No. 9280, is otherwise known as the A. Anti-dumping duty Act of 1999 B. Customs Broker Act of 2004 C. Countervailing AC of 1999 D. Sin Tax Law

This law expressly repealed the Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippinies A.Republic Act No. 10863 C. Republic Act No. 10351 B. Republic Act No. 10912 D.Republic Act No. 10963

What is Republic Act No. 10863? A. Customs Modernization and Tariff Act B. Customs and Tariff Modernization Act C. Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines D. Tariff Code of the Philippines

The following programs were initiated by the then Commissioner of Customs, Rey Leonardo Guerrero, to boost the organization's manpower component and to ensure efficiency and professionalism in the delivery of services, excері A. Filling vacant positions according to strict the hiring and promotion procedures established by the Civil Service Commission Rules and Regulations B. Enabling employees to develop their skills through trainings C. Employees participation in the learning and development programmes, and in the Scholarship Programme D.Launching of the Customer Care Portal System

A ticketing system that allows trade operators to submit their concerns, complaints or questions and upload documents electronically paving a way to no contact policy A. On line Release System B. internal Administration Management Support System C. Performance Governance System D.Customer Care Portal System

The core values of the Bureau of Customs shall include A. Professionalism B. Integrity C.Accountability D. All of the choices

The Governance Culture Code sets the standards for establishing and sustaining a culture of competence, accountability, professionalism, integrity, transparency, efficiency and ethical responsibility among employees of the Bureau of Customs. The Governance Culture Code serves as the handbook of customs employees A.Both statements are true B.Both statements are false C. The first statement is true, while the second is false D.The first statement is false, while the second is true

This group under a Deputy Commissioner of customs is responsible for developing, maintaining and participating in a System Development Life Cycle ("SDLC) for BOC automation projects A.Management Information System and Technology Group (MISTG) B. Post Clearance Audit Group (PCAG) C. Assessment and Operations Coordination Group (AOCG) D. Revenue Collection Monitoring Group (RCMG)

This group is mandated to conduct audit of importers, beneficial or true owners of imported goods, customs brokers, agents, and locators, as well as all other parties engaged in the customs clearance and processing functions. A. Management Information System and Technology Group (MISTG). B.Post Clearance Audit Group (PCAG) C. Assessment and Operations Coordination Group (AOCG) D. Revenue Collection Monitoring Group (RCMG)

Who supervise the Philippine principal ports of entry? A. Commissioner of Customs B. Deputy Commissioner of Customs C. District Collector of Customs D. Assistant Commissioner of Customs

The first in line in the 2022 10-point priority program of the Bureau of Customs. A. Implementation of Customs e-commerce Program B. Enhancement of Learning and Development Program C. Full Operationalization and Promotion of authorized economic Operator Program D.Implementation of Customs Computerization Program

The 2022 vision statement of the Bureau of Customs, Philippines. A.A modernized and credible Customs Administration that is among the can trust and B. B.A modernized and efficient customs administration that every Filipino can trust and be proud of C. Our Vision is to be a modern, effective and efficient Customs administration offering professional service to all stakeholders, using international best practices, maximizing revenue collection and protecting the borders D. To be a modern, effective and efficient Customs administration offering professional service to all stakeholders, using international best practices, maximizing revenue collection and protecting the borders

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Which of the following is not true about the Tariff Commission (TC)? A. TC is a key adviser to the executive and legislative branches of government on tariff and related matters. B. TC is an independent adjudicatory body on trade remedy cases: C. TC is an advocate of industry competitiveness D. TC is an attached agency to the Department of Trade and Industry.

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JOLIBETH GACOTE · 55問 · 1年前

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