How to reduce import taxes and solve problems with online purchases
Online shopping is steadily rising in every corner of the world. Over 2.6 billion people were shopping online by the end of last year – nearly one third of the world’s population. Importers and shoppers can reduce import taxes and solve problems with online shopping by understanding regulations and their rights under.
International Trade Law Canada - a brief primer for importers and exporters
The global trade market provides valuable opportunity for Canadian importers and exporters. Complying with Canada’s international trade law is an inescapable part of successfully leveraging trade relationships that Canada maintains around the globe.
How does transfer pricing impact importers in Canada?
Transfer pricing can be a vital strategic tool for companies that create goods or provide services in multiple countries. A multinational enterprise (MNE) that imports goods from a business group in another country to a related group in Canada can strategically plan the price of these intra-group transaction to.
CBSA compliance verification trends - May 2024
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) prioritizes certain industries and products for audits to ensure ongoing compliance verification. Cole’s Audit Response Unit keeps track of CBSA trade compliance verification trends that we see emerging throughout the year. We share our industry knowledge regularly to keep you.
Exporting guide for Canada – 10 essentials for exporters
Canadian exporters benefit from friendly trade relations with many nations. Exporting in Canada facilitates access to high-value markets across the world, including more than a trillion dollars worth of trade with the United States. Getting the exporting process right is a crucial part of profiting from Canada’s.
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