Shipping to Canada Guide back to Shipping to Canada Guide Menu 2.1 RATES OF DUTY Canadian import rates of duty are assessed according to each individual product, the place of origin and in many cases the end use. Canada utilises the Harmonised System of Classification, which incorporates over 8,000 individual classifications, plus over 2,000 annex codes. If you require assistance establishing the classification and rate of duty for your costing, CONTACT l.m. clark ltd. by phone, fax or e-mail. 2.2 IMPORT SERVICE FEES (BROKERAGE) L. M. Clark Customs Broker Ltd. assesses a service fee for each import entry transaction. Fees are based on several elements, such as, the value, port of entry, volume, etc. If you require such information for costing purposes, please call our CLIENT SERVICE DEPARTMENT. 2.3 TRANSPORTATION (FREIGHT RATES) Cost for transportation of goods is based upon the mode of transportation, weight, measurements, commodity, origin, destination in Canada, etc. L. M. Clark can provide you with door to door rates and service from all points of origin to any destination in Canada. 2.4 DRAWBACK Customs Drawback Regulations make provisions for a rebate of Customs Duties paid, when duty paid goods are subsequently exported, used for specific purposes or disposed of. |