Did you know, as an importer you can correct discrepancies in the information provided to CBSA at the time of release of your goods? Filing a request is mandatory to amend discrepancies that result in either duty payable or a nil amount owed to CBSA. Here's everything you need to know on filing a post-entry correction on your import(s).
CBSA may request additional information from you on goods you've already imported and paid duties on. There are two main types of requests for information you may receive from CBSA that you need to be aware of. We detail these, along with why you may have received such a request, and what you need to do when you receive it.
Find out what the latest trade developments are from - U.S. and Mexico's resolution of GM worker dispute under USMCA to - Commerce ordering antidumping duties on Chinese chassis , we've detailed these and much more for you here.
Get the latest information on the possible strike action by more than 9,000 unionized CBSA personnel following a cross-country voting process that wrapped up yesterday.
Find out what the latest trade developments are from CBSA workers holding strike votes over pay and 'toxic workplace culture' - to a ruling where #importers must file protests with CBP in order to preserve their ability to obtain duty refunds in connection with exclusions from Section301 tariffs, we've detailed these and much more for you here.
Did you know there is a loophole that currently enables some non-resident importers (NRIs) to value their goods at a lower price than most Canadian/domestic importers? The government and CBSA are gearing up to mitigate this with new measures and CBSA is currently seeking public input regarding these measures announced in Budget 2021. Find out all the details here.
Find out what the latest trade developments are from CBSA determining upholstered seating from China and Vietnam being subsidized and dumped to USMCA being a ‘starting point’ for future trade policies, we've detailed these and much more for you here.
Find out more about measures proposed in Budget 2021 that could have significant potential impacts on Canadian and non-resident businesses engaged in international trade.
The CFIA has advised that as of March 15, food import transactions will automatically be rejected for various commodities absent a valid Safe Food for Canadians licence.
Join us online March 17, 2021 at 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM CST, to hear from the leaders responsible for the architecture of CARM. We will dissect the registration and delegation process, program timelines and the benefits of CARM during this importer centric session.
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