Norquin·Changes

Changes. What moves on a CAD.

Canadian customs changes that alter what goes on a Commercial Accounting Declaration. One entry per change, every number read off the notice it came from.

  1. Field 87, not field 85

    Canada's 2026 safeguard surtaxes on canned vegetables (26135A) and wood cabinets (26169A) are declared in field 87 of the Commercial Accounting Declaration, not field 85.

  2. Canned vegetables, 10% safeguard

    Canada's provisional 10% safeguard surtax on certain canned vegetable goods.

  3. Wood cabinets, 25% safeguard

    Canada's provisional 25% safeguard surtax on certain wood cabinets, vanities and their subassemblies.

  4. Canadian steel, out of the 25%

    Canada's 25% steel derivative goods surtax, code 25267A, is declared in field 85 of the CAD.

  5. US goods, 15, 25 or 50%

    Canada's new surtax on certain US-origin goods from 8 September 2026, codes 26186A, 26186B and 26186C, declared in field 85 of the CAD.

  6. US steel and aluminum, now 50%

    From 8 September 2026 US steel and aluminum goods in the new Schedules 1.1 and 2.1 carry 50%, codes 26187A to 26187D; goods in transit keep 25% under 25095A.

  7. Aluminum, smelt and cast from 1 October

    From 1 October 2026 aluminum imports must declare the country of largest smelt, second-largest smelt and most recent cast on the Single Window declaration.

Was it declared right? That is a line by line question about a document, and it has a definite answer. Norquin checks Canadian customs entries against the published tariff and says plainly which lines it cannot prove.