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Antidumping and countervailing duties

Counts toward CBP's Valuation, Appraisement and Duty Assessment category. 15 of the 480 released past questions are on this topic.

Where to look: 19 CFR Parts 351, 159 Subpart F.

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Practice questions

  1. Which section of 19 CFR is titled "Selection of examined respondents; single-country subsidy rate; calculating an all-others rate; calculating rates for unexamined respondents; voluntary respondents"?

    1. § 351.106
    2. § 351.109
    3. § 351.222
    4. § 351.521
    Answer

    B. § 351.109 in Part 351 (antidumping and countervailing duties) is titled "Selection of examined respondents; single-country subsidy rate; calculating an all-others rate; calculating rates for unexamined respondents; voluntary respondents".

    19 CFR › Part 351 › § 351.109

  2. Which section of 19 CFR is titled "Sunset reviews under section 751(c) of the Act"?

    1. § 351.106
    2. § 351.218
    3. § 351.222
    4. § 351.306
    Answer

    B. § 351.218 in Part 351 (antidumping and countervailing duties) is titled "Sunset reviews under section 751(c) of the Act".

    19 CFR › Part 351 › § 351.218

  3. In a review, Commerce treats a weighted-average dumping margin or countervailable subsidy rate below what level as de minimis under 19 CFR 351.106(c)(1)?

    1. Less than 2 percent ad valorem
    2. Less than 0.5 percent ad valorem
    3. Less than 1 percent ad valorem
    4. Less than 5 percent ad valorem
    Answer

    B. In reviews and other determinations other than investigations, a rate below 0.5 percent ad valorem is de minimis.

    19 CFR 351.106(c)(1)

  4. When critical circumstances exist, how far back before the imposition of provisional measures may duties be imposed retroactively under 19 CFR 351.206(a)?

    1. On merchandise entered up to 180 days before
    2. On merchandise entered up to 30 days before
    3. On merchandise entered up to 90 days before
    4. On merchandise entered up to 60 days before
    Answer

    C. A critical circumstances finding allows duties on merchandise entered up to 90 days before provisional measures.

    19 CFR 351.206(a)

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