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Canada ratified the UK's CPTPP accession protocol. Once in force, UK goods can claim preferential tariff treatment under CPTPP or the existing TCA. Same goods, two routes, sometimes different math at
CBSA reissued the GPT and LDCT origin D-memo June 25. Most of it is old rope, but the shipping-requirement language tightened and the proof-of-origin threshold now points directly to the Regulations.
CBSA published a revised D-memo for Commonwealth Caribbean Countries tariff treatment. The update clarifies shipping rules and proof-of-origin thresholds — both matter if you're filing CADs under CCCT
Parliament passed Bill C-13 on May 6, adding the UK to CPTPP. UK goods now qualify for tariff preference on the same terms as Japan, Australia, and the rest of the bloc. Here's what that means for CAD
Bill C-18 passed May 6, implementing the Canada-Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement. We walk through what the agreement covers, where preferential duty claims make sense, and what y