ArticleThe CBSA Is Seizing Jewelry Imports Into Canada From The UAEThe Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has seized a number of shipments of gold jewelry imported into Canada from the United Arab Emirates (UAE).CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleTop Ten Anti-Bribery/Anti-Corruption Developments In Canada In 2017Historically, Canada has not been known for developments in anti-bribery and anti-corruption laws. However, 2017 has been a busy year and there are a number of advancements and developments in Canada. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWhat Is An H.S. Tariff Classification Number?An H.S. Tariff Classification Number is a 10 digit number that must be provided on import documentation in order to communicate what is the good that is being imported. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleTop 10 Canadian Export Controls And Economic Sanctions Developments In H1 2019It has been an unusually busy year in Canada for export controls and economic sanctions developments. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWould You Like To Ask The CBSA To Conduct A Normal Value Review?In June 2018, Canada implemented a company-specific anti-dumping normal value review process. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWhat Should Canadian Businesses Do When Canada Releases A New List of Persons Subject To Economic Sanctions/ Asset Freezes?On September 22, 2017, Canada imposed unilateral economic sanctions and asset freezes against 40 officials in the Venezuelan Maduro regime. Prior to the September 22, 2017 sanctions, Canada did not impose any economic sanctions against foreign officials in Venezuela. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleHow Canadian! The Supreme Court Of Canada's First Tariff Classification Decision Is For Hockey GlovesOn September 29, 2016, the Supreme Court of Canada issued its first tariff classification decision since Canada signed the International Convention on the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System in 1998.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleCanada Commences Expiry Review Of Carbon Steel Fasteners From China/TaiwanThe case is generally known to be against carbon steel screws.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleSome Fine Art Cannot Be Exported From CanadaWhen you purchase fine art in Canada, you must apply for an export permit before you will be permitted to export the artwork. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWhat Exports From Canada Are Permitted Under General Export Permit No. 1?A General Export Permit is can be helpful to an exporter because Canada restricts exports of certain items and to certain countries.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleUndervaluation Of Goods Can Lead To Criminal Charges And Conviction In CanadaOn August 5, 2016, the Canada Border Services Agency ("CBSA") posted on the CBSA web-site a News Release entitled "Dartmouth store owner charged for falsifying documents and undervaluing shipments".CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWhat To Expect When The CBSA Calls To Verify Canadian Customs ComplianceThe Canada Border Services Agency ("CBSA") conducts verifications (also known as audits) to verify that an importer of goods has complied with Canadian customs and import laws.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleCanada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement Implementation Date Is August 1, 2017Canada has sent a diplomatic note to the Government of Ukraine (the Ukrainian Embassy in Canada) stating that the implementation date for the Canada-Ukraine FTA is August 1, 2017. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleCan I Appeal A Currency Seizure By The Canada Border Services Agency?What is contained in the appeal is very important.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleDirectors' And Officers' Liability For Failure To Obtain An Import PermitCorporations cannot act on their own. Individuals make decisions that cause the corporation to take actions. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleIs The Canada-EU CETA Dead? An UpdateAs a trade lawyer, I remain optimistic that the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement will be signed. I am not ready to issue a "call of death"; but I am closer to that call than I was last week. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWhat Are The Pros And Cons Of Being A Non-Resident Importer Into Canada?The Internet enables foreign companies to market and sell to Canadian consumers without setting up in Canada.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleCanada's Indirect Economic Sanctions: Where Export Development Canada Is Not Pursuing Business At This TimeCanada effectively imposes significantly restrictive economic sanctions against certain countries via Export Development Canada ("EDC") decisions about where they will and will not or business. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleFor Canada-EU CETA Purposes, The EU Includes Martinique, Saint Martin And Other TerritoriesThey say you learn something new every day. Today, when I reviewed the " Regulations Defining "EU country or other CETA beneficiary"", I learned that the places covered by the Canada-EU CETA are broader than I thought. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleSpeak Up!: Canada Is Consulting On Changes To The Antidumping Regulations To Help Canadian ProducersOn July 19, 2019, Finance Canada announced public consultations regarding proposed changes to the Special Import Measures Regulations (aka Canada's antidumping regulations) and issued a backgrounder. CanadaInternational LawLexSage