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On March 4, we hosted a webinar discussing the intricacies of staying compliant with evolving trade and customs regulations, a crucial topic for commercial importers and non-resident importers (NRIs). As the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) introduces new initiatives, proactive planning can help safeguard businesses from risks like penalties and delays.
This webinar provided practical insights into Canada’s 2025 regulatory agenda and what businesses need to do to navigate its complexities.
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Disclaimer: This document is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal or professional advice. Information herein was obtained from government, industry, and other public sources which are subject to change and have not been independently verified by UPS and is subject to change. Recipient has sole responsibility for determining the usability of any information provided herein. Before acting on the information, the recipient should seek professional advice regarding its applicability to their specific circumstances.
- Preparing for US shifting tariff policies, economic sanctions, and their possible repercussions on resident (commercial) and non-resident importers
- Understanding the latest CARM updates, including payments and bonds
- Comprehending CBSA audits and queries
- Submitting the 2025 Forced Labor Report by May 2025
- Attendees gained a clear understanding of these changes and discovered how UPS can support compliance efforts with CBSA requirements. This session helped businesses prepare for Canada’s evolving customs landscape.
Disclaimer: This document is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal or professional advice. Information herein was obtained from government, industry, and other public sources which are subject to change and have not been independently verified by UPS and is subject to change. Recipient has sole responsibility for determining the usability of any information provided herein. Before acting on the information, the recipient should seek professional advice regarding its applicability to their specific circumstances.
