BAHAMAS CUSTOMS BROKERAGE TRAINING
EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
Refunds - correct -answer-The sums of money returned to you from the Public
Treasury, after being paid in error or found to be overpaid. Application for this
refund is made on Form C48
Remission - correct -answer-Remission is a request to cancel payment of duty
on goods that are claimed to be lost, pillaged or destroyed by accident during
the voyage or while in Customs control. Application for remission is made on
Form C49.
Two (2) reasons as to why the Customs authority may refund or remit duty. -
correct -answer-(a) Goods are of faulty manufacture
and or
(b) Have been abandoned for destruction or other forms of disposal and will
not be used in the Bahamas
Dutiable goods, imported or exported, may be warehoused in a bonded
warehouse, subject to Customs control for a maximum of? - correct -answer-
Two
(2) years
,Who makes regulations for goods imported temporarily? - correct -answer-The
Minister
Goods imported temporarily shall be entered on Form Number? -
correct - answer-C.41
What is the bonded number required to support the form? - correct -answer-
CB.7
The form number given to yachters for cruising is: - correct -answer-C.39
The total amount of days goods remain in the Customs Warehouse before Public
Auction is: - correct -answer-90 days
Restricted - correct -answer-Restricted goods are the importation of goods
which is regulated under the provision of any law for the time being enforced
in The Bahamas
Prohibited - correct -answer-Prohibited goods are goods that are unlawful to
import into the Customs territory.
, Example of prohibited and restricted goods. - correct -answer-Prohibited
goods: Imitation Currency, Underwater Power Gun, Dredges for Sponging
Restricted goods: Fire Crackers, Taffia
Name the areas where Customs may take action against goods infringing
Intellectual Property Rights. - correct -answer-1. When goods are in transit
2. When goods enter a bonded warehouse
3. When goods are exported or re-exported from the Customs Territory
4. Temporary admission into customs territory.
5. When they are imported into customs territory.
An example of counterfeit goods. - correct -answer-Hand bags
An example of Pirated goods. - correct -answer-Music
Right Holders - correct -answer-The holder of a trade mark, copyright or
related right
Three areas Customs Advance Rulings may be made on. - correct -answer-1.
Tariff Classifications
EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
Refunds - correct -answer-The sums of money returned to you from the Public
Treasury, after being paid in error or found to be overpaid. Application for this
refund is made on Form C48
Remission - correct -answer-Remission is a request to cancel payment of duty
on goods that are claimed to be lost, pillaged or destroyed by accident during
the voyage or while in Customs control. Application for remission is made on
Form C49.
Two (2) reasons as to why the Customs authority may refund or remit duty. -
correct -answer-(a) Goods are of faulty manufacture
and or
(b) Have been abandoned for destruction or other forms of disposal and will
not be used in the Bahamas
Dutiable goods, imported or exported, may be warehoused in a bonded
warehouse, subject to Customs control for a maximum of? - correct -answer-
Two
(2) years
,Who makes regulations for goods imported temporarily? - correct -answer-The
Minister
Goods imported temporarily shall be entered on Form Number? -
correct - answer-C.41
What is the bonded number required to support the form? - correct -answer-
CB.7
The form number given to yachters for cruising is: - correct -answer-C.39
The total amount of days goods remain in the Customs Warehouse before Public
Auction is: - correct -answer-90 days
Restricted - correct -answer-Restricted goods are the importation of goods
which is regulated under the provision of any law for the time being enforced
in The Bahamas
Prohibited - correct -answer-Prohibited goods are goods that are unlawful to
import into the Customs territory.
, Example of prohibited and restricted goods. - correct -answer-Prohibited
goods: Imitation Currency, Underwater Power Gun, Dredges for Sponging
Restricted goods: Fire Crackers, Taffia
Name the areas where Customs may take action against goods infringing
Intellectual Property Rights. - correct -answer-1. When goods are in transit
2. When goods enter a bonded warehouse
3. When goods are exported or re-exported from the Customs Territory
4. Temporary admission into customs territory.
5. When they are imported into customs territory.
An example of counterfeit goods. - correct -answer-Hand bags
An example of Pirated goods. - correct -answer-Music
Right Holders - correct -answer-The holder of a trade mark, copyright or
related right
Three areas Customs Advance Rulings may be made on. - correct -answer-1.
Tariff Classifications
