Canadian importers of steel derivative goods may be eligible to recover the 25% surtax imposed December 26, 2025, under Canada's Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order (registered February 24, 2026). Learn how to claim relief at import using CARM remission codes, or recover surtax already paid through a CAD correction or adjustment. Eligible sectors include public health, health care, national security, and schedule-listed goods. The two-year filing deadline runs from each import date — act now to recover what you've overpaid.

Learn about Entry Type 86 (T86), a compliant and secure customs entry process for shipments valued under $800 USD. Discover how T86 improves speed, decreases costs, and simplifies e-commerce imports into the U.S.

Whether you’re a resident or non-resident of Canada, obtaining a business number (BN) is a crucial first step to importing. We detail what you need to do to obtain one in our step-by-step guide.

Streamline CARM compliance effortlessly with GHY’s expert management services, offering daily monitoring, automated account reconciliation, and personalized support for a hassle-free experience.

Learn about how what the CARM Commercial Accounting Declaration (CAD) and how to make corrections and adjustments.

Learn more about what a CARM Commercial Accounting Declaration (CAD) is and the differences between a CAD vs. a B3.

Learn how to navigate the Canadian Export Reporting System (CERS) and manage Canadian export declarations. This guide covers the export declaration process, challenges, and why many exporters outsource to Customs Brokers to ensure compliance and mitigate risks.

What's new with CARM? Here are the latest CARM updates that importers need to know.

Learn more about your CARM Account and Payments.

Learn more about how to post security, your options and how to obtain a bond.