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Mustansar KhanLast Updated: July 8, 2025

Pakistan Customs Role, Functions and Laws Test Online

Pakistan Customs Role, Functions and Laws Test

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1. Which of the following is a role of Pakistan Customs in relation to customs duty collection?

To manage the financial accounts of importers

To provide grants to small businesses

To ensure the collection of duties on all goods entering or leaving the country

To promote international businesses

2. Which of the following is an example of prohibited goods under Pakistan Customs?

Industrial machinery

Food and agricultural products

Raw materials for industries

Narcotics and drugs

3. What is the primary purpose of customs duties?

To regulate the stock market

To control the circulation of money

To regulate inflation

To generate revenue for the government

4. Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of Pakistan Customs?

Monitoring the illegal export of goods

Enforcement of customs duties

Prevention of smuggling

Issuing trade licenses

5. What is the primary law governing the regulation of smuggling in Pakistan?

Anti-Smuggling Act, 1977

Export and Import Control Act, 1983

Customs Act, 1969

Income Tax Ordinance, 2001

6. Which of the following goods is considered a prohibited item under Pakistan Customs?

Narcotics and drugs

Food and agricultural products

Gold and silver

Industrial machinery

7. Which of the following describes the 'Regulatory Duty' in Pakistan Customs?

A tax levied on goods to protect local industries

A duty that applies only to luxury goods

A tax that only applies to goods imported from China

A fee for goods entering special economic zones

8. What is the key purpose of the Customs Act, 1969?

To govern the operation of commercial banks

To regulate the use of public funds

To regulate the education system

To set out the rules for the collection of customs duties and regulate imports and exports

9. What is the primary function of the Customs Act, 1969?

To define the taxation rates for multinational companies

To regulate the banking sector

To provide guidelines for the protection of intellectual property

To manage the legal framework for imports, exports, and customs duties

10. Which of the following is true about the procedures for exporting goods from Pakistan?

Exporters do not need to declare their goods to customs

Customs clearance is required before goods can be exported

Export duties are not applied to any goods

Exporters must pay the same tax rates as importers

11. What is the role of Pakistan Customs in export procedures?

To ensure the proper documentation and clearance of exported goods

To set up factories for export production

To offer tax exemptions for exporters

To provide loans to exporters

12. What is the purpose of customs duties?

To penalize individuals for non-compliance

To support foreign businesses

To encourage illegal trade

To raise funds for the government

13. What are prohibited goods according to the Customs Act, 1969?

Goods that are banned for import or export due to their nature

Goods that exceed the weight limit for import

Goods that are imported without paying taxes

Goods that are only imported by government agencies

14. Which of the following is a key responsibility of customs officers at ports and airports?

To issue import/export licenses

To collect fees from travelers

To distribute goods to retail markets

To inspect and clear imported/exported goods

15. What does 'customs clearance' involve?

Verifying the financial records of importers

Inspecting goods for compliance with import/export regulations and levying duties

Generating business permits for companies

Providing loans to importers

16. Which of the following is a responsibility of the Pakistan Customs Intelligence and Investigation Division?

Handling domestic trade disputes

Preventing tax evasion in the financial sector

Investigating and preventing smuggling and illegal trade

Monitoring property transfers

17. Which of the following is the primary function of Pakistan Customs?

Issuing trade licenses

Managing government bonds

Regulating financial institutions

Collecting taxes on imports and exports

18. What are restricted goods in Pakistan's customs laws?

Goods that can only be traded by licensed businesses

Goods that are freely traded without restrictions

Goods that are illegal to import or export

Goods that require special permits for trade

19. Which of the following is true about Pakistan Customs' role in smuggling prevention?

Customs supports the illicit trade for profit

Customs helps prevent smuggling by regulating borders and conducting raids

Customs only focuses on revenue collection

Customs provides legal protection to smugglers

20. Which of the following is an example of customs duty?

Tax on goods imported into the country

Tax on corporate profits

Tax on personal income

Tax on the sale of goods in the domestic market

21. Under the Customs Act, 1969, how are goods classified for duty purposes?

Based on the value and nature of the goods

Based on the weight of the goods

Based on the color of the goods

Based on the market demand

22. Which of the following duties applies to all goods imported into Pakistan?

Regulatory duty

Customs duty

Sales tax

Anti-dumping duty

23. What is one of the main objectives of anti-dumping duties in Pakistan Customs?

To promote the import of raw materials

To prevent the import of goods sold at unfairly low prices

To encourage export of local goods

To reduce the amount of trade between Pakistan and neighboring countries

24. What is the role of customs in preventing smuggling?

Customs plays no role in preventing smuggling

Customs only checks for taxes on domestic goods

Customs enables smuggling by lowering taxes

Customs regulates the movement of goods, inspects goods, and conducts raids to prevent smuggling

25. What action can Pakistan Customs take if goods are suspected of being smuggled?

Allow the goods to pass with a fine

Immediately seize and confiscate the goods

Issue a temporary release permit

Allow the goods but impose no duties

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26. What is the purpose of anti-dumping duty in Pakistan Customs?

To protect local industries from foreign competition

To promote free trade agreements

To limit the amount of foreign currency inflow

To generate revenue from exports

27. Which of the following customs laws regulates imports and exports in Pakistan?

Sales Tax Act, 1990

Income Tax Ordinance, 2001

Trade and Tariff Act, 1980

Customs Act, 1969

28. Which of the following taxes is NOT associated with Pakistan Customs?

Sales tax

Regulatory duty

Customs duty

Income tax

29. What is the role of the Customs Collectorate in Pakistan?

To administer all tax policies in the country

To manage foreign exchange transactions

To handle legal matters related to trade agreements

To oversee customs duties and import/export procedures

30. How does Pakistan Customs prevent smuggling at its borders?

By eliminating duties on certain products

By implementing high tariffs on imports

By encouraging informal trade networks

By using modern scanning and inspection technologies and conducting raids

31. What does regulatory duty in customs refer to?

A penalty for smuggling

A tax on locally produced goods

A duty levied to discourage the consumption of certain goods

A duty imposed to regulate trade and control imports

32. What does 'customs valuation' refer to in Pakistan Customs?

The process of determining the tax rate for goods

The process of determining the market price of goods

The process of determining the classification of goods

The process of determining the weight of goods

33. How does Pakistan Customs prevent the smuggling of prohibited goods?

By encouraging imports of restricted items

By conducting regular inspections and using modern technology at borders

By eliminating tariffs on prohibited goods

By lowering the customs duties on prohibited goods

34. Which of the following is the most common procedure for importing goods into Pakistan?

No import duties are applied on goods

Importing goods with no documentation

Goods are only cleared after customs has verified the bank account of the importer

Goods are first inspected at customs, then taxed and cleared

35. How does Pakistan Customs classify goods for tariff purposes?

Based on their value and quantity

Based on the nature of the product and its value

Based on their weight and origin country

Based on their import date

36. Which document is primarily required for clearing goods at Pakistan Customs?

Tax registration certificate

Commercial invoice and bill of lading

Land ownership document

Birth certificate

37. What is the customs duty rate based on?

The type of product only

The weight of the product

The political relations with the exporting country

The value and classification of the product

38. Which of the following best describes 'anti-dumping duties'?

A penalty for illegal trade activities

A fine for goods not passing the quality inspection

A duty imposed to prevent the import of excessively low-priced goods that harm local industries

A duty to support the import of goods

39. What is the primary responsibility of the Customs Collectorate in Pakistan?

To enforce the laws and collect taxes on goods imported or exported

To regulate the prices of goods

To issue trade permits to all businesses

To supervise the customs brokers and trade unions

40. What is the primary function of the Directorate General of Customs Valuation?

To grant trade licenses to businesses

To inspect goods for quality

To regulate foreign exchange rates

To determine the value of imported goods for the purpose of calculating customs duties

41. What is the primary goal of the 'Anti-Smuggling Campaign' led by Pakistan Customs?

To reduce the number of illegal goods entering the country

To increase smuggling activities in the country

To export goods to neighboring countries

To facilitate smuggling by offering reduced duties

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