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Trade Compliance Verifications - July 2015
Canada Border Services Agency Jul 14, 2015
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is committed to publicly releasing a semi-annual list of all of its active compliance verification priorities, in the interest of transparency and the promotion of self-compliance.
The CBSA manages compliance with the Tariff Classification, Tariff Treatment, Valuation, and Origin programs using the following two post-release verification processes:
- Random Verifications
- Targeted Priorities
1. Random Verifications
Random verifications are designed to measure compliance rates and revenue loss and the results may be used for many purposes, including:
- Risk assessment;
- Establishing client service activities;
- Revenue assessment; and
- Promoting voluntary compliance.
2. Targeted Priorities
Targeted priorities are determined through a risk-based, evergreen process, meaning that new targets are added throughout the fiscal year. Targeted priorities may also be carried over from previous years.
A summary of the current targeted priorities can be found below. For a detailed version visit this CBSA webpage Trade Compliance Verifications – July 2015. Click on the individual verification priority in order to access additional information.
|
Tariff Classification (TC): |
HS Number(s) |
|
Pickled Vegetables (round 2) |
2001.90.90.91 |
|
Curling Irons (round 2) |
8516.32.10 |
|
Spectacle Lenses (round 2) |
9001.40.10 and 9001.50.10 |
|
Furniture for Non-Domestic Purposes |
Various goods of Headings 94.01 and 94.03 |
|
Palm Oil |
1511.90.10 and 1511.90.20 |
| Safety Headgear (round 2) | 6506.10.10.90 |
|
Seaweed (round 2) |
1212.21.00 and 1212.29.00 |
|
Dextrins and Other Modified Starches (round 2) |
3505.10.90 |
|
Disposable and Protective Gloves (round 2) |
3926.20.10 and 4015.19.10 |
| Wheel Rims and Spokes (round 2) | 8714.92.00 |
|
Coconut Milk from Asian Countries (round 2) |
1106.30.00, 2008.19.90 and 2106.90.10.90 |
|
Batteries |
8506.10.10 and 8506.50.10 |
| Gazebos (round 2) | 9406.00.90.20 |
|
Apparel Samples |
9936.00.00 |
|
Bags of Polymers of Ethylene |
3923.21.90 |
|
Footwear valued at $30 or more per pair |
6403.59.20 and 6403.99.30 |
|
Hair extensions |
6703.00.00 |
| Machinery for Public Works | 8479.10.00 |
| Sacks and Bags under Tariff Item 9903.00.00 | 3923.21.90, 6305.32.00 and 6305.33.00 |
| Special Purpose Motor Vehicles | 8705.90.90.90 |
| Polyurethanes in Primary Forms | 3909.50.00 |
| Parts for Power Trains | Heading 87.08 |
| Generating sets | Heading 85.02 |
| Geophysical and Oceanographic Instruments | Heading 90.15 |
| Cereals | Heading 10.08 |
| Articles of Apparel and Clothing Accessories | Heading 39.26 |
| Bicycle Parts (new) | Heading 87.14 |
| Articles of Plastic (new) | Subheading 3926.90 |
| Articles of Iron and Steel (new) | Heading 73.26 |
| Vices and Clamps (new) | Heading 82.05 |
| Parts for Use with Machinery in Chapter 84 (new) | Heading 84.31 |
|
Valuation |
HS Number(s) |
|
Apparel |
Various goods of Chapters 61 and 62 |
|
Footwear |
Various goods of Chapter 64 |
|
Preparations and Pastrycooks’ Products |
Various goods of Chapter 19 |
|
Origin |
HS Number(s) |
|
T-Shirts |
Heading 61.09 |
| Jewelry | 7113.11.90, 7113.19.90 and 7113.20.90 |
If you have any questions regarding this list, please send an email to: TCQA.OCAQ@cbsa-asfc.gc.ca.
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