For exports under section 50, the duty rate is fixed on the date the officer:
AReceives the shipping bill
BOrders clearance and loading
CInspects goods at the factory
DReceives payment of duty
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Orders clearance and loading
Section 16(1)(a) uses the date of the order permitting clearance and loading for exportation under section 51.
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