CBSA Conducts Annual RPP Financial Security Review
The CBSA’s annual financial security review may lead to higher bond or deposit requirements for some importers, depending on their duty and tax activity over the past year.
CBSA Updates Surtax Documentation Rules for Steel and Aluminum Imports
In a recent update to Customs Notice 25-28, the CBSA confirmed that commercial invoices are no longer sufficient proof for exemption from the 25% surtax.
Canada Announces Extended Tariff Relief for U.S. Surtaxed Imports
The extended tariff relief is a temporary measure that helps maintain the flow of goods between Canada and the U.S. while trade negotiations continue.
U.S. Announces New Duties on Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicle Imports
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The new import tariff, which comes into effect on November 1, aims to achieve 80% U.S. domestic market share for American-produced vehicles.
China to Impose a New Port Surcharge on U.S. Ships Starting October 14
Businesses with supply chains linking the U.S. and China are preparing for another shift that could affect vessel operations and freight rates.
CBSA Introduces AMPS Grace Period Following System Outages
The CBSA’s temporary grace period offers short-term relief for importers affected by system outages, but regular enforcement will resume after October 14.
China to Require Licenses for Artificial Diamond Exports Starting November 8
As China tightens control over high-tech manufacturing supply chains, U.S. importers relying on these materials for industrial use are advised to prepare for potential impacts on their operations.
The U.S. Announces Changes to Wood Import Tariffs Starting October 14
As part of a Section 232 review, the adjusted tariffs will affect lumber, furniture, and cabinetry imports through 2026, with the potential for additional wood products to be added.
