Author Archives: Krista Lenardon-Trull
Export Development Canada
Export Development Canada’s Trade Impact Program provides additional financing and risk-management capacity for Canadian exporters, companies that supply exporters, and other businesses navigating trade uncertainty. Support can include working-capital financing, […]
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Business Development Bank of Canada
BDC offers financing and advisory support intended to help Canadian businesses respond to tariffs and trade uncertainty. Support can help businesses preserve cash flow, absorb increased costs, purchase equipment, adjust […]
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Duty Drawback Program
The Duty Drawback Program serves a similar purpose to Duties Relief, but applies when duties have already been paid. Qualifying businesses can apply for a refund of duties paid on […]
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Duties Relief Program
The Canada Border Services Agency’s Duties Relief Program allows qualifying businesses to import commercial goods without paying applicable duties when those goods will later be exported, either in the same […]
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Tariff Remission
Tariff Remission Canadian businesses facing counter-tariffs on goods imported from the United States can request exceptional relief from those tariffs through the federal tariff remission process. Remission may be considered […]
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Section 232 Tariffs
Section 232 of the U.S. Trade Expansion Act of 1962 allows the United States to restrict imports when they are determined to threaten U.S. national security. These measures are commonly […]
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Section 301 Tariffs
Section 301 of the U.S. Trade Act of 1974 allows the United States to investigate and respond to foreign government practices it considers unreasonable, discriminatory or harmful to U.S. commerce. […]
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Section 338 Tariffs
Section 338 of the U.S. Tariff Act of 1930 allows the U.S. president to impose additional duties of up to 50 per cent in response to foreign trade practices considered […]
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Canadian Counter-Tariffs
Canada has imposed counter-tariffs on selected U.S. products in response to U.S. trade measures. Existing Canadian counter-tariffs remain in place on certain U.S. products, including measures affecting steel, aluminum and […]
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