Single Window Initiative (SWI) is a program implemented by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to streamline...
An audit of CBSA has uncovered they have been too kind to importers who are non-compliant. Starting in 2018 there will be an increase in monetary pena …
St. Patrick's Day, the holiday that started from Saint Patrick, a 5th-century missionary. Today we know it as a celebration of Irish culture...
You've had your goods released by CBSA and paid the duties and taxes. Are you free and clear from Customs inspections? The short and quick answer is…
Flowers, wine and diamond jewelry are just some of the more popular items to give this time of year. A very large percentage of these items are import...
Prior to the latest NAFTA negotiations, Canada entered into the new Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). In …
Nothing is free in the eyes of Customs. To determine the value of seemingly free, invaluable or complimentary items, you must...
The good news is when you return your goods that have been imported into Canada you are able to apply for a refund of the Canadian duties and taxes paid on the original purchase. You can apply with Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and their Casual Refund Program.
Sally was shopping online when she found a deal she couldn't pass up. For years her husband Rob wanted to get a brand new flat screen tv
It was announced earlier this week that Bombardier, a Canadian rail and air transport manufacture and AirBus, an aeronautics maker from France...
