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USA Export ITN# (AES)
Importing a vehicle from the United States requires an ITN/AES number before it reaches the border. We file it and return the number within hours. Missing it carries penalties of up to 13,605 USD.
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Every step between your supplier and Canadian customs
Seventeen services covering classification, valuation, duty calculation, bonds, CARM onboarding and the logistics around them.
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Customs clearance
Preparation and submission of every document needed to clear goods by highway, sea or air, in full compliance with CBSA regulations.
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Tariff classification
Determining the correct Harmonized System code for your goods. The right code is the difference between the duty you should pay and the one you will be reassessed for.
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Valuation assistance
Establishing the customs value of your goods — the base on which every duty and tax is calculated, and one of the first things a CBSA audit examines.
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Duty and tax calculation
Calculating the applicable duties, taxes and fees for your import or export, so landed cost is known before the shipment leaves.
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CARM / RPP onboarding
Full setup and integration of the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management system in your workflow, including Release Prior to Payment enrolment and financial security.
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Trade compliance consultation
Expert guidance on classification, licensing requirements and trade-agreement obligations, tailored to how your business actually imports.
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Customs bonds
Obtaining and managing the customs bonds certain transactions require, and keeping the security posted at the right level.
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Recordkeeping
Accurate records of transactions and documentation, kept to the retention periods CBSA requires — and accessible when an audit asks for them.
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Logistical support
Coordinating the movement of goods within your supply chain so clearance and transport line up instead of waiting on each other.
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EDI services
Electronic Data Interchange with customs authorities: declarations transmitted directly, no manual re-entry, fewer discrepancies.
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Risk management
Identifying where your customs compliance is exposed — regulatory change, classification drift, supplier documentation — and closing those gaps before they cost you.
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Regulatory updates
Notification of the regulatory changes that affect your goods specifically, with what they mean for your tariffs and obligations.
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Dispute resolution
Handling disputes with customs authorities, valuation discrepancies and compliance challenges through to a resolution.
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Free trade agreement counselling
Assessing which agreements your goods qualify under and what documentation the preference requires, so duty reductions actually hold up.
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Supply chain optimization
Reviewing transportation, inventory and distribution decisions for their customs consequences, not just their freight cost.
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Foreign Trade Zones (US & Canada)
Guidance on establishing operations in US and Canadian FTZs — deferred duties, streamlined procedures and the administrative structure each country requires.