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Want money back from the CBSA? Here are 5 great opportunities 

Ready to get money back from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)? The two most common ways are:

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Freight forwarding basics: proper packaging 

Great packaging can mean the difference between a shipment arriving unscathed to its destination and one that is damaged or lost along the way.

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Is GST refundable by the CBSA?

The short answer is: it depends!

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Let's help you register for CARM

CARM simplified The CBSA's Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) program is a new accounting platform being phased in by CBSA.

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Single Window Initiative (SWI): Survival guide for Health Canada (HC) Cells, Tissues, and Organs

The new SWI landscape The Single Window Initiative means several changes for importers:

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Logistics 101: Forwarder vs Broker vs Consultant

International logistics involves a lot of people in a bunch of different roles. How do you know what your business needs?

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CARM RPP and bonds

CARM simplified The CBSA's Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) program is a new accounting platform being phased in by CBSA and expected to be fully implemented in 2023.

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Single Window Initiative (SWI) - Survival Guide for Nuclear Substances and Equipment

Single Window Initiative (SWI) - A Guide for Nuclear Substances and Equipment The new SWI landscape The Single Window Initiative means several changes for importers:

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Getting started with CARM

CARM simplified You’ve probably heard by now that the CBSA's Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) program is a new accounting platform being phased in by CBSA. We get it! New systems can feel overwhelming, so we want to simplify CARM with easy-to-follow steps to help your business get ready.

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Importing wood products 101

Wood products like timber, cork, wallpaper, and books account for 14% of U.S. imports from Canada. Canada is the United State’s main supplier of wood.

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