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CBSA’s latest update confirms that surtax compliance, origin verification, tariff classification, and GST/excise reviews remain the Agency’s highest enforcement priorities. Importers should ensure compliance to reduce the risk of penalties and retroactive duty assessments. See more.
The Canadian Government has amended the Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order, adding products to Schedules 1, 2, and 3. Importers should review the updated schedules to confirm product eligibility, applicable deadlines, and potential paid surtax refunds. Learn more.
CBSA has begun issuing General Trade Advisory Notices (TAN) through importers’ CARM client portals regarding incorrect surtax codes for steel and aluminum goods. Notices encourage importers to review their import declarations and correct any errors. Find out more.
RPP Financial Security Reductions: Will Importers be Able to Request a Refund?
Effective January 15, 2027, importers with a lower financial security requirement may request a reduction of excess cash deposit security amounts. Credits can be applied against outstanding debts or requested as a refund through the CBSA Contact Us form. View more.
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