C.16 corresponds to which entry type?

• A. Warehousing Entry
• B. Home Consumption Entry
• C. Transshipment Entry
• D. Temporary Use Entry

Answer: (A)

Warehousing is the entry type used when goods are placed in a bonded warehouse for storage, with duties and taxes suspended until they are withdrawn for release. If C.16 describes goods being held in a bonded or approved facility for later disposition (sale, distribution, or re-export) rather than being released for home use immediately, this matches warehousing. In contrast, a home consumption entry is used when goods are cleared for use in the country with duties paid, a transshipment entry is for moving goods through without entering into consumption in the country, and a temporary use entry is for goods brought in for short-term use under bond. So C.16 fits warehousing because the emphasis is on storage under customs control rather than immediate consumption, re-export, or temporary admission.