We break down the complexities of the logistics industry. Understand the ins and outs of moving goods and master the principles, processes, and practices of shipping.
How importers can use Canadian foreign trade zones
Canada’s foreign trade zone programs can help eligible importers manage duty and tax costs without operating within a designated geographic zone.
How safeguard measures differ from anti-dumping and countervailing duties
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Safeguard measures address injury caused by increased imports, while anti-dumping and countervailing duties address injury caused by dumped or subsidized goods.
How temporary imports into Canada work
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Temporary imports allow eligible goods to enter Canada for a limited period with potential customs duty and tax relief, provided importers meet the applicable conditions.
What happens during a CUSMA origin verification?
A CUSMA origin verification allows the CBSA to confirm whether your imported goods qualify for preferential tariff treatment. If your origin claim cannot be substantiated, you may face additional duties, interest, and compliance obligations.
What happens during a CBSA shipment examination?
Being selected for a CBSA shipment examination doesn't mean something is wrong with your import, but it can delay the release of your goods and increase your costs.
How to dispute a CBSA decision on tariff classification, origin, or value for duty
Disputing a CBSA decision requires a clear understanding of the issue, the supporting documentation, and the applicable deadlines.
How SIMA normal values are determined and what happens when they change
Normal values can change when the CBSA reviews updated pricing, cost, and market information, and revised values can affect the anti-dumping duty payable on future imports.
Understanding import surtaxes on goods entering Canada
The amount of duty you owe when importing goods into Canada can change if your goods are subject to a surtax order in effect at the time of importation.
Who can complete a CUSMA certification of origin and what it must contain
The certification of origin must contain nine minimum data elements and enough information to support the claim that the goods qualify as originating under CUSMA.
How to determine the price paid or payable for imported goods
For CBSA customs valuation purposes, the price on the commercial invoice is not always the same as the price paid or payable.
