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NORQUINENTRY CHECK REPORT · 2026-08-19
Norquin Importers Ltd.
Entry no.10000000000001
TypeAB · version 1
Cargo control1234567890000001
Release date2025-10-02
Mode · officeMarine · 0497
Filed byPrevious broker
ReportNQ-0001 · 2026-08-19
CORRECT
3 of 5 lines
Classification, unit, treatment, rate, duty math and GST all match T2025. Filed and due agree to the cent.
OVERPAID — 1
$651.00
Line 3 was rated at 9 % where the tariff carries 6.5 %. Recoverable by adjustment.
CANNOT PROVE — 1
$2,028.60
Line 5 claims United States origin at 0 %. The certification of origin is not in the documents.
01Findingswhat is wrong and what to file
FINDING 1.1Ornaments rated at 9 % where the tariff carries 6.5 %$651.00
Line 3 is classified 3926.40.90.00, statuettes and other ornamental articles of plastics. The MFN rate for that tariff item is 6.5 %. The entry applied 9 %. The classification itself is not in question; only the rate applied to it is.
 AS FILEDSHOULD BE
Duty on line 32,232.001,612.00
GST on line 31,351.601,320.60
To file: one adjustment covering line 3. Duty of $620.00 comes back from CBSA. The $31.00 of GST reaches a registrant as an input tax credit from the CRA, not as a credit on the CBSA account. The corrected declaration boxes are set out in section 03; they are not repeated here. ↩ back to the lineCustoms Tariff T2025, Chapter 39 · heading 39.26
02Linesas filed, with the check result on each line
AS FILEDSHOULD BE
LNGOODS AS FILEDVALUE FOR DUTYDUTYGSTDUTYGSTCHECK
1Plastic pen holders3926.10.00.90 · MFN 6.5 %4,180.00271.70222.59271.70222.59
2Plastic storage boxes3926.90.99.90 · MFN 6.5 %2,940.00191.10156.56191.10156.56
3Plastic ornaments3926.40.90.00 · MFN 6.5 %24,800.002,232.001,351.601,612.001,320.60✗ 1.1
4Plastic sun visors6506.91.00.00 · MFN 9 %1,650.00148.5089.93148.5089.93
5Handbags, textile outer4202.22.90.20 · UST %18,400.000.00920.000.00920.00? 2.1
Total51,970.002,843.302,740.682,223.302,709.68
These line totals roll up into boxes 113 · 119 · 120 · 123 · 129 · 130 of the declaration — shown box by box in section 03 below.
03Declaration totalsevery box, as filed against what the check says
BOXDECLARATION TOTALSAS FILEDSHOULD BE
113Total Value for Duty51,970.0051,970.00
114Total PST / HST0.000.00
115Total PST Cannabis Amount0.000.00
116Total Prov. Alcohol Tax Amount0.000.00
117Total Prov. Tobacco Amount0.000.00
118Declaration Total Relieved0.000.00
119Total Amount5,583.984,932.98
120Total Customs Duties2,843.302,223.30
121Total Excise Duties0.000.00
122Total Excise Taxes0.000.00
123Total GST2,740.682,709.68
124Total Anti-Dumping0.000.00
125Total Countervailing0.000.00
126Total Surtaxes0.000.00
127Total Safeguards0.000.00
128Total Interest0.000.00
129Total Duties & Taxes with Interest5,583.984,932.98
130TOTAL Duties & Taxes5,583.984,932.98
Boxes shown exactly as on the declaration. Marked values are what was filed; bold is what the check says the box should read.
04Open itemscannot be proven from the CAD; each names what closes it
OPEN 2.1Line 5 claims United States origin; the certification is not in the documents$2,028.60
Line 5 is entered under tariff treatment UST at 0 %. Nothing in the declaration or the commercial invoice states the origin criterion, and no certification of origin was supplied with the entry. Without it the goods fall to MFN 10.5 %, which is duty of 1,932.00 and GST of 96.60 on this line. We are not saying the claim is wrong. We are saying it is not proven, and on a verification it would be assessed. Closes with: a CUSMA certification of origin from the exporter covering the date of this shipment. ↩ back to the lineD11-4-2 · CUSMA certification of origin
05Check logevery check we run, per line or group
LNGOODSCLSUOMTRTRATEMATHVALRELGSTSIMAREF
1Plastic pen holders 3926.10.00.90
2Plastic storage boxes 3926.90.99.90
3Plastic ornaments 3926.40.90.001.1
4Plastic sun visors 6506.91.00.00
5Handbags, textile outer 4202.22.90.20?2.1
= the check does not apply to this entry (no relief or special authority was claimed).
06Sourcesevery rate and rule above traces to one of these
  1. Customs Tariff T2025, Chapter 39 — https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/trade-commerce/tariff-tarif/2025/html/00/ch39-eng.html (Wayback 2025-10-17)
  2. Customs Tariff T2025, Chapters 42 and 65 — https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/trade-commerce/tariff-tarif/2025/html/00/ch42-eng.html · …/ch65-eng.html (Wayback 2025-10-17 / 2025-10-06)
  3. D11-4-2, Proof of origin of imported goods — https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/dm-md/d11/d11-4-2-eng.html
  4. Codes: D17-1-10 (Field 14 tariff treatments) — https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/dm-md/d17/d17-1-10-eng.pdf · T2025 list of countries — https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/trade-commerce/tariff-tarif/2025/html/countries-pays-eng.html

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