Companies are encouraged to check their business systems related to the declaration of imported goods. Failure to correct errors in classification, origin / tariff treatment and valuation results in penalties and assessments from the CBSA, and importers are required to pay back any duty and GST owing …
Unionized truckers in India delay, for 10 days, a nationwide strike planned for August 6, temporarily adverting disruptions in the country’s road transport sector, reports the JOC.
The decision came after the Transport Ministry appealed to union leaders to allow time for further consultations. The All India Motor Transport Congress, representing more than 6 million …
Unionized truckers in India called for an indefinite strike starting at midnight on Aug. 5 that threatens to disrupt freight movements across the country, reports The Journal of Commerce. Operators, under the aegis of the All India Motor Transport Congress, are demanding an immediate review of toll rates, streamlining of taxes currently levied on …
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has posted a message that reminds travellers to accurately declare all goods and their value when returning to Canada. The notice states that making false statements about the true value of goods is a criminal offence under the Customs Act and may lead to serious financial and/or legal …
The Designer Remission Order is scheduled to expire on December 13, 2010.
This tariff relief measure provides eligible fashion designers with temporary duty-free access to fabrics for use in the manufacture of unique, innovative apparel marketed under their own brand name or label. The program is described in the …