CBP’s Trade Enforcement Dramatic Increase in FY2021
Has your trade been impacted by CBP's increase in trade enforcement measures yet? Read on to find out all the details on the ever changing trade remedies and import facilitation of U.S. Customs.
Has your trade been impacted by CBP's increase in trade enforcement measures yet? Read on to find out all the details on the ever changing trade remedies and import facilitation of U.S. Customs.
The FDA will end its temporary policy of allowing the identity code UNK (unknown), in lieu of a 9-digit DUNS number for Food Importers under FSVP in the Entity Number field on entry forms. Find out all the details you need to know here.
If you're importing goods to into the U.S., your shipment(s) will likely require a Customs Bond. Here's everything you need to know.
If you're importing goods to into the U.S., your shipment(s) will likely require a Customs Bond. Here's everything you need to know.
Will your goods be affected? CBSA Customs Notice 22-08 announced that the Certain Goods Remission Order (COVID-19): SOR/2020-101 will be repealed and entitlement to relief of customs duties for importers under the Order will end on May 7, 2022. Find out all the details here.
Surety and security requirements are a hot topic for many Canadian importers today. With the CBSA’s latest announcement to delay CARM Release 2, many are uncertain of its impact on their business and what surety/security is required to ensure no delays or penalties. Read on to learn everything you need to know on your surety and security requirements and the impact on your import business.
Non-originating apparel and textiles can be exported from Canada to the U.S. duty-free if they meet Tariff Preference Levels. Read on to learn more.
Changes in the 2022 HTSUS can impact the classification and duty rate if you're importing apparel and textiles into the US. Here's what you need to know.
As a Canadian importer, there are emission regulations that apply when you import Off-Road Small Spark-Ignition Engines. Here's what you need to know.
If you buy or import a vehicle valued above $100,000 into Canada, you will be required to pay an additional luxury tax on your vehicle's value. We detail what you need to know on this luxury tax on cars.