CBSA and Canada Post at it again
So I have a $470 pair of Italian boots enroute from the US. Here is the taxes and duty I’m now owing. How in the world is this calculated? Who in the world do I contact about this? It’s insane.
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what boots did you buy?
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First they convert the price to CDN, so x130%, then they charge duty, about 20% most countries , if the boots were not made in the States or some other Free Trade/duty exempt location. Finally they charge 5% GST on that total and a $10 handling fee.
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Yeah man... That is not actually out to lunch at all for something from Italy. Even if the boots were brought in to a Canadian store for purchase, that would have been added to them as well and then the store will put them up for sale after the fact with that calculated into cost.
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Are you sure it's real lot of scam email just like that floating around, I would wait for card to pick up.
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And of course there is no apparent number to contact these clowns.
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I didn't mean to say that it escaped notice overall... Just that it may have not been calculated properly the first time and you got lucky. It happens. |
You have to dispute it if you want through CBSA. If you read more on the canada post site where you pay duty they will tell you it.
Don't forget you have a $10 surcharge in there for canada post doing the duty for you. Your customs slip will say exactly what they classified your boots under as well. If you don't agree, fill out the appropriate form. |
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Also:
https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/import/p...ation-eng.html Mods, merge this with my previous post, if you wish, to reduce clutter. |
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