Which form would you use to declare dutiable goods in the possession of the crew?

• A. Form C6 Declaration of dutiable goods in the possession of the crew of an aircraft or vessel
• B. Form C5A
• C. Form C7
• D. Form C2

Answer: (A)

The form used for declaring dutiable goods in the possession of the crew is Form C6, titled Declaration of dutiable goods in the possession of the crew of an aircraft or vessel. This form is specifically prepared for items that crew members are carrying on board, which may be subject to duties, and it ensures those goods are declared separately from passenger baggage or normal cargo. By detailing description, quantity, value, country of origin, and crew/vessel information, it allows Bahamas Customs to assess duties accurately and apply any applicable allowances or exemptions.

The other forms are intended for different declaration scenarios (for example, passenger or general import declarations, or cargo declarations not specific to crew possession), so they wouldn’t be appropriate for declaring crew-held dutiable goods.