Harmonized Tariff Classification GRI's Rules 1-6 Canadian Focused Survey

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* 2. What is your location?

Winnipeg, MB

Regina, SK

Saskatoon, SK

Itasca, IL

Tukwila, WA

Vaughan, ON

Other

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* 3. What is your role/job title/department?

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* 4. How many Chapters are in the Customs Tariff?

21 Chapters

99 Chapters

120 Chapters

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* 5. How many Sections are in the Customs Tariff?

21 Sections

25 Sections

99 Sections

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* 6. Tariff classification consists of 10 digits, how many of the digits are standardized by all countries?

8 digits

6 digits

10 digits

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* 7. The General Interpretive Rules are essential to classify goods accurately, how many international rules are there?

3 International rules

6 International rules

9 International rules

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* 8. How many Canadian specific rules are there?

3 Canadian rules

6 Canadian rules

There are no Canadian rules

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* 9. With regard to Rule 1, classification shall be determined by:

The terms of the subheading and any relative Section and Chapter Notes

The terms of the heading and any relative Section and Chapter Notes

Section and Chapter Notes only

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* 10. The General Interpretive Rules must be followed:

In the order of presentation

In reverse order of presentation

In any order the users decide

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* 11. When a finished article is imported disassembled it must be classified:

As per the various components

As the finished article

Whatever way is the easiest and attracts the lowest duty

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* 12. In the situation where an article could be classified in two or more headings, classification is determined by:

The classification with the lowest duty rate

A ruling provided by CBSA

The heading that provides the most specific description

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* 13. When a Canadian term and an international term are both presented in the rules, which term takes precedence:

Canadian term

The term that is the shortest and most understandable

International term

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* 14. How would you rate the relevance of this material to your day-to-day job?

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Somewhat valuable

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* 15. Did you learn anything about the position/topic that you didn’t know prior to this?

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* 16. How would you rate the relevance of this material to your day-to-day job?

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* 18. What kind of content would you like to see in the future to help improve your day-to-day work life? Check all that apply:

Current updates in the industry

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Harmonized Tariff Classification GRI's Rules 1-6 Canadian Focused

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* 1. What is your name? (First, Last)

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* 2. What is your location?

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* 3. What is your role/job title/department?

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* 4. How many Chapters are in the Customs Tariff?

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* 5. How many Sections are in the Customs Tariff?

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* 6. Tariff classification consists of 10 digits, how many of the digits are standardized by all countries?

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* 7. The General Interpretive Rules are essential to classify goods accurately, how many international rules are there?

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* 8. How many Canadian specific rules are there?

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* 9. With regard to Rule 1, classification shall be determined by:

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* 10. The General Interpretive Rules must be followed:

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* 11. When a finished article is imported disassembled it must be classified:

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* 12. In the situation where an article could be classified in two or more headings, classification is determined by:

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* 13. When a Canadian term and an international term are both presented in the rules, which term takes precedence:

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* 14. How would you rate the relevance of this material to your day-to-day job?

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* 15. Did you learn anything about the position/topic that you didn’t know prior to this?

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* 16. How would you rate the relevance of this material to your day-to-day job?

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* 17. If you learnt something new, be specific

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* 18. What kind of content would you like to see in the future to help improve your day-to-day work life? Check all that apply:

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* 19. If you selected other material that you would like to see in the future, please be specific:

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* 20. Was there anything unclear in the material that you would like your manager or the Frontier-U team to expand on?