Am I importing correctly?
Could I be doing it better?
Need help understanding the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) client portal, and requirement to purchase your own release prior to payment security bond?
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Unsure what your HS Tariff Classification should be? Apply for a ruling from Customs.
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Refunds on duty and surtax paid.
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Analysis of your goods’ composition to determine accurate HS Tariff Classification.
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One-on-one or group training customized for your needs.
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A standardized operating procedures manual of your company’s import process. A great tool for vacation coverage, new staff, and clarity of regulatory requirements for your products.
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Determination of which country offers the lowest rate or eliminates duty on your imported goods.
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Of the 6 valuation methods accepted by Customs, determination of which one must be used to correctly value your imported goods.
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Review of your importing practices as a whole to determine level of compliance and areas of improvement to be made.
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Review of customs audit findings to determine areas of protest or appeal.
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Some commodities require review by another government agency in addition to Customs. These agencies have their own regulatory requirements, which you can have reviewed to determine your level of compliance.
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A detailed look at how your supply chain works together to determine areas where efficiencies and cost savings can be made.
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Review of your commodities, sourcing and manufacturing practices to determine if a lower rate of duty could be used as a result of trade modifications.
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In the event that an audit or import has resulted in a penalty, a protest or appeal can be made to Customs on your behalf.
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In the event a compliance issue is found on one or more previous imports, and before found by Customs within an audit, a prior disclosure can be written to rectify the issue with Customs. A delicate matter such as this requires experienced advice.
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A special entry type reserved for special projects. Applicable to large scale imports over multiple conveyances, within a large time frame for an unknown value at the time of import.
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Partners in Protection (PIP) is a Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) program that enlists the cooperation of private industry to enhance border and trade chain security, combat organized crime and terrorism and help detect and prevent contraband smuggling.
It is a voluntary program with no membership fee that aims to secure the trade chain, one partnership at a time. Industry strongly supports the PIP program and greatly values the commitment of PIP members to do their part, together with the CBSA, to secure the supply chain and facilitate legitimate trade.
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