The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) [담보관련표현]

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- How does the CBSA get paid? How do they collect their duties and taxes right now?

- CBSA receives payment of duties and taxes directly from importers as they have what's known as a release prior to payment bond in place, or they would rely on the customs brokers bond and have the customs broker remit their duties and taxes on their behalf.

- Well, at the end of the day, as long as Canadian Customs receives the appropriate duties and taxes for the imported product, that's their main concern.

 

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- But internally, importers have to take a look at their existing procedures in place today on how they make payment of the duties and taxes. Because that's, that's going to change under CARM here with, under CARM and the security bond in place, importers will now have the facility to remit the duties and taxes directly to the Canadian government. And that can be done in an electronic fashion.

- Importers must post their own surety bond or cash deposit to benefit from RPP.
Without security, importers must pay duties and taxes upfront before CBSA releases their shipments.

 

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- But under the CARM program itself, security will be a mandatory requirement for all importers to have in place with Canada Border Services Agency.

- CBSA wants to build a stronger relationship between the importer and CBSA. And where to start is with the security requirements for the payment of duties and taxes.

-  Our biggest concern, Chris, here, is the key component of CARM, and that's having security in place with Canadian Customs. All importers, as mentioned, must have the appropriate security in place with CBSA, and this will take time to facilitate. As I mentioned with the surety company, they have to issue the bonds, and then those bonds need to be processed through CBSA in Ottawa, and that timeline can take anywhere from six to eight weeks today.

- I would suggest that you start on this immediately and work with your service provider and customs broker to get the bond set up and get them registered with CBSA.

- But again, for implementation in October this year, you will require registration on the program, and you're going to need a bond in place.

-  If you're not registered at this time, take the time to get registered, reach out to your broker, or your service provider for support, and if you don't have your bond in place at this time, this needs to be looked at immediately.

- You can post financial security either by cash deposit (a cash bond) or by obtaining a surety bond (a noncash bond).

- Importers will no longer be able to use their customs broker’s Release Prior to Payment (RPP) security to clear shipments before paying duties and taxes. Importers who want to participate in the RPP program will be required to post their own financial security.

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In addition to posting security, importers will be required to pay CBSA directly for all duty/GST, via online banking or with Pre-authorized debit (PAD) and credit card through the CARM Client Portal.

- Participants must post financial security (e.g., a bond) to ensure compliance with CBSA regulations.

- The Release Prior to Payment (RPP) Program allows participants to obtain the release of goods from the CBSA before the final accounting and payment of duties and taxes. Importers must now post financial security themselves to be able to participate in the Release Prior to Payment (RPP) program, since they can no longer use the financial security posted by their customs brokers.

- Yes, under the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) program, all importers must have their own financial security in place with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to participate in the Release Prior to Payment (RPP) program.

- To benefit from Release Prior to Payment (RPP), all commercial importers must post their own security with CBSA.
Without security, importers must pay duties and taxes before goods are released, which can cause delays.

- Importers must post their own surety bond or cash deposit to benefit from RPP.

 

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