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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.


What is the Least Developed Country Tariff (LDCT) and who qualifies?

The LDCT can be a valuable tariff treatment for eligible goods. However, if origin, shipment, or documentation requirements are not met, the MFN rate will usually apply instead.

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What is the Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) tariff rate in Canada?

Most-favoured-nation is the default tariff rate the CBSA applies when no preferential tariff treatment is claimed or supported.

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Understanding the General Preferential Tariff (GPT) and when it can be claimed

The General Preferential Tariff can reduce duty costs on eligible imports, but only when you can confirm that the goods qualify and support your claim with the right documentation.

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Understanding Canada’s tariff treatments for imported goods

To apply tariff treatment correctly at the time of accounting, the tariff item, the origin of the goods, and any required support for a preferential claim must all be accurate and supported.

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