Tariff Preference Levels (TPLs) for Canadian Apparel and Textile Exports
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.
What’s Changing with USMCA’s Rules of Origin
With CBP's Proposed Rule, the Country of Origin of US imports from Canada, for non-preferential purposes, will be affected. Read on to learn more.
CUSMA/USMCA/T-MEC Certification Requirements
CUSMA/USMCA/T-MEC has replaced NAFTA. This article will provide an overview of this agreement and cover the required data elements for certification.
CBP Answers FAQs About USMCA
Get the answers to questions that are frequently asked by importers and exporters about a range of issues concerning various provisions of the USMCA.
CBP Proposing to Expand Scope of Part 102 Origin Determination Rule
A proposed amendment by CBP would expand the scope of the tariff-shift based “NAFTA Marking Rules” in 19 C.F.R. Part 102, and make them applicable to all non-preferential origin determinations for goods imported from Canada or Mexico.
CBP Now Accepting USMCA Drawback Claims in ACE
CBP has advised that USMCA Drawback Claims can now be filed in ACE, where they will be entered for processing once the USMCA regulations are eventually implemented.
New North American Trade Agreement Will Enter Into Force July 1, USTR Says
With the notification to Congress, the U.S. became the third country to have completed its domestic legislative procedures needed to implement the deal, the final step necessary for the USMCA to take effect this summer. However, some are doubtful the three countries can achieve a comprehensive implementation in such a short time.
De Minimus Thresholds Under USMCA
Frequently highlighted by many as a positive outcome from renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement, the new trade deal between the Canada, Mexico and the United States raised the so-called de minimus thresholds under which low-value parcels can be imported duty/tax free, usually with a simplified customs process.
Ask George: What’s The Democratic View on Free Trade?
The 2016 Presidential Election was among the most divisive in US history. On November 8,2016, President Donald J. Trump prevailed over former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, to secure the presidency until the 2020 election. Among the more popular tenets of his platform was a firm stance on international trade, which was often referred to as...
