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How to determine the customs value of your U.S. imports
Getting your customs value right protects your business from delays and penalties. It also ensures you only pay the duties and taxes you truly owe.
What country of origin means and how it’s determined
Country of origin establishes the true economic identity of imported goods. It reflects where production or transformation actually occurred, not where the goods were shipped from.
How to calculate value for duty for Canadian imports
Declaring the correct value for duty helps your goods clear smoothly at the border and protects your business from penalties or delays.
Importing into Canada? Here’s how to find your HS code
Assigning the correct HS code ensures your goods are classified properly under the Canadian Customs Tariff. This helps you avoid duty miscalculations, penalties and interest, and unexpected delays at the border.
How to find your HTS code when importing into the U.S.
Choosing the right HTS code can mean the difference between a smooth customs experience and costly delays or penalties.
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