From 1 October: aluminum imports must declare country of smelt and cast (General Import Permit No. 83)New: 15, 25 or 50 % surtax on US goods, codes 26186A, 26186B and 26186C US steel and aluminum surtax now 50 % on the new schedules, codes 26187A to 26187D New: 25 % surtax on wood cabinets and vanities — safeguard code 26169A CBSA’s latest verification round: 89 % of closed cases on bags and cases came back wrong 10 % surtax on canned vegetables — safeguard code 26135A Paid the 25 % surtax on US goods before it was repealed? It comes back by adjustment — two years from import to claim itFrom 1 October: aluminum imports must declare country of smelt and cast (General Import Permit No. 83)New: 15, 25 or 50 % surtax on US goods, codes 26186A, 26186B and 26186C US steel and aluminum surtax now 50 % on the new schedules, codes 26187A to 26187D New: 25 % surtax on wood cabinets and vanities — safeguard code 26169A CBSA’s latest verification round: 89 % of closed cases on bags and cases came back wrong 10 % surtax on canned vegetables — safeguard code 26135A Paid the 25 % surtax on US goods before it was repealed? It comes back by adjustment — two years from import to claim it

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