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Effective April 1, 2010, the processing of B2 adjustment requests, with certain exceptions, will be centralized at two locations. See the attached letter from CBSA here.
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- A Harmonized (Tariff) Christmas
- U.S., China Square Up Over Trade Disputes
- 12 Days of Gift-Giving Cost True Love $21,466
- BMO Predicting 2.5% GDP Growth in 2010, Rates to R...
- OECD Statistics on International Trade in Services...
- U.S. Freight Transportation Gateways Report
- Centralization of B2 Processing
- 9 Steps to Perfecting the Global Trade Balance
- U.S. Chamber: International Trade Can Help Get U.S...
- U.S. Lumber Law Falls Short, GAO Says
- EU Demands in Free Trade Talks Would Retool Our Co...
- U.S. Governors to Host Canada's Premiers at Influe...
- Legislative Update: MTB Stalls, Trade Preferences ...
- U.S. Says China Agrees to End Brand Subsidies
- New Twist on Law of Dumping of Goods from State-In...
- Tips on Crossing the U.S. Border Over the Holidays
- Editorial: Barrier on Main Street
- Canada Will Sign Its Most Comprehensive Air Agreem...
- CPSC Delays Lead Testing Enforcement
- CBP: New Informed Compliance Publication on Rulings
- Business Groups Oppose “Buy American” in Jobs Bill
- White House Announces New Framework for Revitalizi...
- Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties (SIMA)
- 2010 Customs Tariff Now Available Online
- British Forwarders Slam 100% Scanning
- Preparing for the HST – January 26, Toronto
- CBP: New Ruling Excludes Certain Commission Paymen...
- CBP Agriculture Specialists Enforce Christmas Tree...
- Pact Ends Decades-Old Trade Fight Over Bananas
- 2010 CBSA Compliance Verification Priorities
- CN Rail, Union Seek Arbitration After Talks Fail
- Republicans Press Obama on Stalled Trade Deals
- Counterfeit Goods Seizures Total Nearly 15,000 in ...
- U.S. Protests China’s Innovation Rule, Steel Duties
- OECD October Leading Indicator Suggests Recovery
- Updated Informed Compliance Publication on IPR Enf...
- Ahern Promises Phased ‘10+2’ Enforcement
- Gloom in Global Shipping
- Pricing Turmoil Clouds Outlook for LTL Market
- Lawmakers Urge Buy American Mandate in Jobs Bill
- DOT Freight Transport Index Drops 10.5% in October
- Canada Returns to Trade Surplus in October
- New DHS Center to Ensure Safety of Imported Goods
- Study: Global Companies Need, But Don’t Have, Supp...
- China Exports to U.S. May Be Cut by Climate Plan, ...
- Climate Conference Targets Will Lead to New Era of...
- Korea, Canada Pledge to Work for Progress on FTA
- Controversial HST Bill Passed in Ontario
- Recovery May Not Last, Bernanke Warns
- North American Transportation Statistics 2008
- Four-Year Delay Seen for New Detroit Bridge
- Replacement of CBSA Facilities at the Sault Ste. M...
- Small Firms Turn Cautious on Overseas Expansion
- Customs Notice CN-09-023: Release of Canadian Auto...
- Carbon Border Measures Seen Breaking WTO Trade Rules
- How Tech-Savvy Are Canadian Supply Chains?
- Deal Close on ‘Buy USA — With Strings
- Export USA Webinar, December 9: Become Part of Sma...
- Revised: Memorandum D11-11-3 Advance Rulings for T...
- Bureaucratic Drift: CBP, GSA and Ports of Entry
- CN Ramps Up After Strike Ends
- Vancouver Airport Workers Threaten Holiday Strike
- New Exporters to Border States (NEBS) Mission to B...
- DRIC Bridge Hurdle Cleared
- China Launches Ad Campaign to Salvage Global Image
- U.S. Senators Urge Renegotiation of U.S. Trade Deals
- U.S. Customs Extends Drawback Comment Period
- How Many Process Steps Does it Take to Execute a G...
- Analysis – U.S. Tariffs Would Chill Climate Pact a...
- 2009/10 Domestic and Export Controls Seminars
- Indian Ocean Too Dangerous for Lines
- Export USA Webinar: Opportunities for Canadian Bus...
- Harper Government Announces New Cargo Terminal for...
- Agreement in Sight for Anti-Counterfeit Pact
- The U.S. Needs a New Deal on Trade with More Oppor...
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