Has your product triggered a change
in tariff classification?
Not exact matches
In fact, the proper
tariff classification for panty liners was once the subject of a case at the Canadian International Trade Tribunal.
As the paper indicates, companies often struggle with proper
tariff classification as «the 2001 Report of the Auditor General of Canada revealed that 29 percent of
tariff classifications provided by importers were incorrect, with 48 of the 53 companies examined making at least one error
in classification».
In the case, «[t] he CBSA argued that these items are seats and fall under
tariff classifications 9401.71.10 and 9401.80.10 which have associated
tariff rates of 8 per cent and 9.5 per cent, respectively.
These mistakes can be quite costly for businesses, as differences
in tariff rates mean that a company making a
classification error will either pay too much
in tariffs or face a retroactive tax bill if they accidentally classified a product at too low a rate.
That special
tariff classification was in no way altered by recent changes to the General Preferential Tariff foreign aid program.&
tariff classification was
in no way altered by recent changes to the General Preferential
Tariff foreign aid program.&
Tariff foreign aid program.»
The trade agreement requires a certificate of origin that forces companies to do complex calculations on how much of their products originated
in North America, and then whether or not they meet rules of origin applied to the product's
tariff classification.
Bangladesh currently qualifies
in Canada for a zero
tariff treatment under the Least Developed Country
classification.
If you've imported components from outside Canada, those inputs have to be substantially transformed
in Canada to trigger a
tariff shift and qualify for the «origin of Canada»
classification.
To give relief to the poor whose individual consumption actually falls
in the subsidised life - line category but who live
in a compound house, the existing 4 - tier
tariff classification of residential consumers will be collapsed into Lifeline and Non-Lifeline consumers
in phases.
And, certainly, the goaltender should strain to avoid being distracted by the question before the Court
in this appeal — being whether, for customs
tariff classification purposes, he or she blocks and catches the puck with a «glove, mitten or mitt», or with an «article of plastics» (para. 1).
Robert is involved
in planning and advising clients
in connection with the goods and services tax, the harmonized sales tax, provincial sales tax, customs valuation,
tariff classification and redeterminations, import / export restrictions, and various aspects of the North American Free Trade Agreement and other trade agreements to which Canada is a party.
Braumiller Consulting can provide expert assistance
in areas such as: Import Process & Customs, Export Process, Licensing & Agreements, Export Licensing
Classification, Schedule B
Classification, Import
Classification under the Harmonized
Tariff Schedule, Duty Drawback Recovery, Foreign - Trade Zones, Mexican Trade Guidance, NAFTA & Other Free Trade Agreements Assistance
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