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  • Are dealerships required to provide the original or a copy of the Buyer's Guide at the sale?
  • How can taxpayers access their tax records through AFIP?
  • When discussing warranties, what should a dealer be clear about when selling a vehicle without an express warranty?
  • What educational resource is least likely to be found through AFIP?
  • What types of invoices are not recognized by AFIP?
  • What is the significance of "padrón de contribuyentes"?
  • Which of the following items is considered a triggering term in an advertisement for an installment sale?
  • According to various acts, how long must dealers maintain copies of disclosures?
  • Under the ECOA, credit applications must be kept on file for how many months after notice of action?
  • Under what conditions is it permitted to mark up the interest rate offered to a customer?
  • How long is an initial fraud alert active?
  • What is the typical outcome if disclosures are not provided before the consumer signs a lease?
  • What does the term "fiscal residence" refer to?
  • What is the correct procedure for recording negative equity in an installment sale agreement?
  • At the point of disclosing the retail installment sale agreement, who are the parties to the contract?
  • In which situation would a dealership NOT need to send an adverse action notice?
  • What is the effect of an adverse action notice on the customer's credit report?
  • Can state law require additional disclosures beyond those mandated by TILA, Reg. Z?
  • In TILA, which of the following would require a separate disclosure?
  • Does the Used Car Rule apply to ALL vehicles regardless of their weight?
  • According to the Used Car Rule, what classification covers a "used vehicle"?
  • What is the main reason for requiring adverse action notices?
  • Is it true that at the time of the sale, the dealer is considered a "creditor"?
  • Is it permissible to remove the Buyer's Guide for a test drive, with the requirement of replacing it afterward?
  • Is the statement "The Truth in Lending Act (TILA) is implemented by Regulation Z" true or false?
  • Which term describes the practice of charging higher rates to certain consumers based on perceived risk?
  • If a customer is re-contracted, how should the second agreement be recorded?
  • When is the Exception/Credit Score Disclosure/Risk Based Pricing Notice not required?
  • Which of the following is NOT a Truth in Lending Act disclosure box item?
  • What information does the Used Car Buyer's Guide typically NOT provide?
  • What is the tax identification number referred to in Argentina?
  • What defines the "highest income bracket" category in Argentine taxes?
  • What information must be provided to customers at the time of financing regarding their loan terms?
  • What is the maximum penalty for the violation of the Used Car Rule?
  • Which law requires lenders and dealerships to provide an adverse action notice?
  • What does "exempt income" refer to?
  • What is the role of the General Directorate of Customs?
  • Regulation B prohibits neutral credit practices that negatively impact which of the following?
  • When should the Risk-based Pricing Notice be provided to a consumer applying for credit?
  • Which statement is true regarding the responsibilities of car dealerships and lenders in the credit application process?
  • What may happen if a creditor fails to disclose a negative credit score to the consumer?
  • What does "tax evasion" mean?
  • What is the "ganancias" tax in Argentina?
  • What must be clearly disclosed during a retail installment sale?
  • True or False: Hold check money constitutes a deferred down payment and is included in the amount paid down.
  • What is one of the key obligations of lenders when they receive customer credit applications?
  • Under which circumstance must a dealership send an adverse action notice?
  • What type of order may be issued for repeated violations of advertising rules?
  • What does the gross capitalized cost amount on a lease agreement include?
  • Which of the following can lead to a UDAAP violation?
  • What must happen before a customer takes possession of the Retail Installment Sale Agreement?
  • How does AFIP ensure compliance among registered taxpayers?
  • How many months must credit applications be kept on file after notifying the consumer regarding approval or adverse action?
  • If a request for credit is rejected based on the terms originally submitted and new terms are agreed upon, what must happen?
  • What is the purpose of an electronic invoicing system?
  • How long does the "military active-duty alert" remain on a military consumer's credit bureau?
  • When quoting a monthly payment before assessing credit worthiness, what is the industry standard for the APR?
  • Which disclosure is NOT required by the CSA/Reg. M on a lease agreement?
  • What does the Used Car Rule prohibit?
  • What should a dealership do if they receive mixed information about a customer's credit?
  • If a customer has declared a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, how long will that information remain on their credit bureau?
  • Which statement accurately describes the role of fiscal residence?
  • Which practice is advisable when making promises during a vehicle sale?
  • What does AFIP require from businesses to issue a CUIT?
  • What primary benefit does an electronic invoicing system provide?
  • Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding deferred down payments under TILA/Reg Z?
  • Which of the following elements is NOT found on the Used Car Buyer's Guide?
  • Which agency issues UDAP violations to dealers?
  • What role does AFIP play in tax compliance?
  • What does the Acceleration Clause in contract provisions allow?
  • What is a duty in the context of international trade?
  • A lessee who is not responsible for the difference between the residual value and the actual cash value has entered into what type of lease?
  • Which of the following statements is true regarding AFIP?
  • According to Regulation Z, is the disclosure of down payment and total sale price required?
  • What is the typical timeline for tax audits conducted by AFIP?
  • What is the maximum daily fine if a cease and desist order is ignored?
  • What is an "afiliación" in the context of AFIP?
  • Must a dealership offer a Buyer's Guide in Spanish if negotiations are conducted in that language?
  • How does AFIP impact businesses in Argentina?
  • What is the tax audit process in AFIP?
  • The criminal penalties for violating TILA/Reg. Z can include a fine of up to how much?
  • What is the effect of capitalized cost reduction on a lease agreement?
  • Is it allowable for dealers to alter financing terms to hide the real cost of a vehicle?
  • What is a principal purpose of TILA?
  • What is the penalty for tax evasion in Argentina?
  • How can a contract be defined?
  • Which dollar amounts are included in the Total Sale Price according to TILA box disclosures?
  • Can a creditor ask for a consumer’s social security number on a credit application?
  • If a vehicle transaction occurs in Spanish, must the Spanish Buyer's Guide be posted on the vehicle?
  • Why is accessing tax records online considered beneficial?
  • What could be the consequences of misleading customers regarding APR and total costs?
  • What is the primary focus of AFIP's enforcement actions?
  • What is the purpose of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)?
  • Which of the following is a component of AFIP's tax compliance platform?
  • What is the primary focus of the Tax Code of Argentina?
  • Which of the following is included in the disclosures required under the Truth in Lending Act?
  • Which of the following is considered an advertisement triggering term for a lease ad?
  • As of 2023, what is the VAT rate in Argentina?
  • What is one benefit of the online portal offered by AFIP?
  • What does the APR represent in financing agreements?
  • What can result from criminal violations of TILA/Reg. Z?
  • Which item is part of the Truth in Lending Act disclosure requirements?
  • What is the minimum required notice period after denial of a credit application?
  • What is a withholding tax?
  • According to Regulation Z, is it necessary to disclose the APR and the Finance Charge?
  • What is the purpose of "plataforma web AFIP"?
  • According to Regulation M, what must be disclosed regarding early termination information?
  • True or False: The liability for advertisement actions lies solely with the advertisement agency.
  • What is the purpose of a tax clearance certificate?
  • What is the purpose of disclosing the terms of repayment when an advertisement contains triggering terms?
  • Which statement is true regarding the APR?
  • Which statement is true regarding FTC and UDAP?
  • What information may a creditor inquire about from a customer related to their credit application?
  • If a dealership violates a cease and desist order, what are the potential fines per violation?
  • True or False: TILA/Reg Z treats loans and credit sales the same.
  • In the event of a miscalculation in a lease agreement, which party is generally held accountable?
  • Which is a requirement for using AFIP's online services?
  • What is the potential penalty for a dealer who continues to run an ad after receiving a cease and desist order?
  • What is the AFIP’s platform for online tax compliance?
  • What does UDAAP stand for?
  • What consequence may arise from violating advertising rules?
  • Which type of information is considered most sensitive in the credit application process?
  • In which situation must dealers provide Adverse Action Notices?
  • What are "retenciones" as understood in tax terminology?
  • What is required of a dealership when finalizing a sale with the buyer regarding the Buyer's Guide?
  • According to the FCRA, an adverse action is what?
  • What is the significance of "notas de crédito" in accounting?
  • What is the main legislation governing tax issues in Argentina?
  • What does AFIP encourage through its workshops and seminars?
  • When is a dealership required to keep records of the adverse action notices sent?
  • Under which of the following circumstances does the FCRA allow someone to pull a credit report?
  • How frequently do "monotributistas" file their taxes?
  • In financing advertisements, which of the following must be accurately stated?
  • Which of the following best describes the composition of the "Régimen Simplificado"?
  • What does "impugnar" mean in relation to tax disputes?
  • Which document must be provided to a consumer if their loan application is denied?
  • How does AFIP manage taxpayer data privacy?
  • What must the window sticker indicate if a dealer sells a car voluntarily without an express written warranty?
  • Which of the following is a primary aim of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA)?
  • What is a consequence of failing to comply with the ECOA regarding credit application documentation?
  • What is the purpose of an adverse action notice in the context of credit applications?
  • Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of AFIP?
  • Is the statement “The term 'APR' should always be used when discussing the cost of credit” true or false?
  • What does "consideration" mean in a contract?
  • What role does the "representante legal" serve in relation to AFIP?
  • Who is liable for the actions of the advertisement agency?
  • True or False: It is permissible to omit certain details in advertisements as long as the main features are clear.
  • How does AFIP simplify the tax process for small businesses?
  • What is an acceleration clause in an installment sale contract?
  • Who can apply for exemptions under Argentine tax law?
  • What is the implication of a dealership ignoring a cease and desist order?
  • What is the purpose of the Risk-Based Pricing Rule?
  • What are the potential liabilities for a dealer if a court finds against them for a civil violation of TILA/Reg Z or CLA/Reg M?
  • What does "monotributo" refer to in Argentina?
  • What is the main advantage of registering as a "monotributista"?
  • How long is an extended fraud alert active?
  • True or False: It's considered best practice to abide by TILA/Reg. Z or CFA/Reg M regulations when a purchase or lease exceeds $58,300.
  • What is a "resolución" in the context of AFIP regulations?
  • If an installment sale advertisement includes any triggering terms, what must also be included in the ad?
  • What is one key area of support AFIP provides to international taxpayers?
  • Who is required to register for VAT in Argentina?
  • True or False: If a customer requires a second lease agreement, it must be recontracted with the date of the original contract.
  • True or False: A situation exists that requires the customer to be re-contracted and sign a new Retail Installment Sale Agreement five days after consummating the deal.
  • What does "declaración jurada" mean in a tax context?
  • Which regulation implements the Truth in Lending Act?
  • True or False: The amount of the deferred down payment is included in the amount financed on the installment sale agreement.
  • Which of the following is considered a criminal violation under CFA/Reg. M?
  • What kind of information can be found on the AFIP website?
  • What is the primary focus of the TILA regulation?
  • Which of the following is a method AFIP offers for taxpayer education?
  • The Risk-based Pricing Rule applies to which of the following entities?
  • Can GAP insurance cover physical damage to a vehicle due to an accident occurring before lease termination?
  • What does AFIP stand for?
  • What is an event that can terminate an offer?
  • What is the maximum jail time for a criminal violation of TILA/Reg. Z?
  • What is the "Régimen Simplificado"?
  • Regulation B implements which significant act?
  • Do phrases like "Zero APR" meet the standards for an advertisement according to the regulations?
  • In the context of lease agreements, when is a new agreement necessary?
  • What is the best practice for providing TILA disclosures?
  • Which of the following is NOT a credit activity alert you could receive when running a customer's credit?
  • Which term does NOT qualify as a triggering term under TILA regulations?
  • In what way does AFIP assist international taxpayers?
  • What can an entity expect from appointing a "representante legal" to deal with AFIP?
  • Who is primarily responsible for the accuracy of the information provided in the customer's credit application to lenders?
  • What is the maximum criminal liability for a willful and knowing violation of TILA Reg Z?
  • True or False: The Consumer Leasing Act/Reg. M disclosures must be made prior to consummation in a form the lessee can keep.
  • The total price recorded on an installment sale agreement includes which of the following?
  • Which of the following is NOT typically included in an adverse action notice?
  • What does the term "sanción" mean in the context of tax compliance?
  • Which of the following describes a "credit sale" under TILA/Reg Z?
  • Which types of invoices are recognized by AFIP?
  • The total sale price is always related to which aspect of the installment contract?
  • Which of the following is considered a "best practice" step prior to disclosure?
  • Must a dealer who is the original creditor provide a Risk Based Pricing Notice or Exception Notice?
  • How soon must an adverse action notice be sent after a credit application is denied?
  • How frequently must businesses in Argentina submit their tax returns?
  • How does AFIP combat tax fraud?
  • What is one requirement of lessees under CSA/Reg. M?
  • True or False: A violation of advertising rules can lead to potential state-level UDAP actions.
  • Under Regulation B, what must creditors inform applicants about regarding their credit requests?
  • Under which circumstance must a dealer provide a lease disclosure?
  • In contract law, what is typically required from each party?
  • What is the primary purpose of AFIP?
  • Which ministry oversees the operation of AFIP?
  • If a customer is quoted a payment based on an average APR, what variability might they experience?
  • According to the FTC's Disposal Rule, what are reasonable measures for disposing of consumer report information?
  • How does AFIP differentiate between different income sources?
  • Can taxpayers appeal AFIP's decisions?
  • Is it illegal for a dealer to only provide sub-prime auto finance information to minority applicants?
  • True or False: Consumers have the right to rescind a vehicle installment sale contract under TILA/Reg. Z and CFA/Reg. M.
  • What two Acts does the Adverse Action fall under?
  • Which tax is considered a social security contribution?
  • True or False: A dealer can use the "bona fide error defense" in a civil lawsuit for a minor error in APR due to a programming issue.
  • What can a customer do if they believe the adverse action notice was issued in error?
  • If the appraised value of a vehicle traded-in is less than the outstanding balance on the installment sale agreement, which action is permissible?
  • Under what condition can a dealership remove the Buyer's Guide for a test drive?
  • In Argentina, what is an invoice commonly called?
  • Does any communication to an individual meet the standards for advertisement?
  • What is the implication of "fiscalización"?
  • What are the main types of taxes collected by AFIP?
  • What might trigger the need for a Risk-based Pricing Notice?
  • What must consumers do before entering a lease agreement to ensure disclosure compliance?
  • What is the purpose of the TILA box statement regarding Contract Provisions?
  • What does "internacionalización" refer to in a tax context?
  • Are the Risk Based Pricing Notice, Credit Score Disclosure Notice, and Exception Notice all the same?
  • Which type of educational resources does AFIP provide for taxpayers?
  • In cases where a subprime financing source is used, what happens to an acquisition fee charged?
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