Table of Contents
- 1 What must the cardholder do to become qualified to make GPC purchases up to $25000 outside of the US?
- 2 What is the first thing a CH should do if their GPC is compromised lost or stolen?
- 3 What should the cardholder do if items purchased with the GPC?
- 4 What happens if you don’t make a transaction on a GPC?
- 5 Which is the following does not describe the GPC?
What must the cardholder do to become qualified to make GPC purchases up to $25000 outside of the US?
In order to use the Governmentwide Commercial Purchase Card for simplified acquisitions up to $25,000 outside the United States and its jurisdictions, the Cardholder, merchant, and supply delivery/service execution must all be outside the United States and its jurisdictions.
What is the first thing a CH should do if their GPC is compromised lost or stolen?
Steps to Follow If the GPC Is Lost or Stolen 1. Immediately notify in the following order: the card-issuing bank, the APC, the Approving Official, and Supervisor. 2. Call the bank phone number listed on the cardholder’s statement of account and Approving Official’s statement of account.
When using a GPC card Which of the following is a prohibited purchase?
5.04 Prohibited Purchases The purchase card must not be used for the following: • Long-term rental or lease of land or buildings of any type. Purchases of travel (airline, bus, boat, or train tickets) or travel-related expenses. Cash advances.
What should the cardholder do if items purchased with the GPC?
Answer False If items purchased with the GPC are found to be defective, the cardholder must obtain replacement or correction of the items as soon as possible. If the vendor refuses to replace or correct the defective item, what should the cardholder do?
What happens if you don’t make a transaction on a GPC?
If the cardholder did not make the transactions appearing on the cardholder statement, the cardholder should submit a dispute form to the bank. Failure to submit the dispute form and/or affidavit could result in liability to the Government. Noncardholder Fraud: Altered or Counterfeit Card
Can a DoD contractor invalidate a GPC account?
Answer: Construction service over $2,000 DoD must take appropriate steps to immediately invalidate the GPC accounts (s) of all the following EXCEPT: Answer: DoD civilian employees who take leave when there is an outstanding payment on their government charge card.
Which is the following does not describe the GPC?
Answer: True Which of the following terms is defined as “use of a Government charge card to buy authorized items, but at terms (e.g., price, quantity) that are excessive, or to fulfill a questionable Government need, or both”? Answer: Abuse Which of the following does NOT describe the GPC?