79. Question
Category: Broker Compliance
Under which scenario can a broker bill a freight forwarder (FF) for Customs duties without
sending a copy to the importer?
A. The broker obtains a Sub-Power of Attorney (POA) from the FF, on behalf of the importer, and a valid POA from the importer.
B. The importer is told in advance the name of the FF selected by the broker to handle their Customs transactions.
C. The importer is told in advance the name of the FF selected by the broker to handle their Customs transactions and the
broker transmits directly to the FF, a true copy of the brokerage charges for the fees and charges collected by or through the forwarder.
D. The broker is provided a POA from the FF, on behalf of the importer, to handle the importer’s Customs transactions.
E. The broker is provided the importer’s signed waiver of the requirement to receive a true copy of the broker
charges, when fees and charges are to be collected by or through the FF, and the importer is told in advance the name of the broker selected by the FF to handle their Customs transactions.
Incorrect. Correct choice is: E
Explanation: 19 CFR 111.36(c)(1)(2)
