Conveyances or containers of Chapters 86, 87, 88 or 89, engaged in the international commercial transportation of goods or passengers, including any ancillary equipment necessary to ensure the safety, security, containment and preservation of the goods or passengers. › Conveyances and containers.
Containers, on condition that: (a) the ancillary equipment for the containers does not include vehicles, accessories, spare parts of vehicles or packaging, and (b) the containers: (i) are fully or partially enclosed to constitute a compartment intended for containing goods; (ii) are of a permanent character and suitable for repeated use; (iii) are designed to carry goods by one or more modes of transport without requiring intermediate reloading; and (iv) have an internal volume of a least 1 m³; (v) leave from and return to a foreign country in the normal course of operation; and (vi) are exported within 365 days of the date of their importation or for an additional period not exceeding 24 months where a customs officer is satisfied that the exportation of the containers is delayed because: (A) of adverse weather conditions; (B) the containers are being equipped, reconditioned, reconstructed, refurbished or repaired; (C) the containers have a major equipment breakdown; (D) the containers are detained under an order of a Canadian court, or under an Act of Parliament or the legislature of a province or any regulation made thereunder; or (E) the delivery of the goods to be loaded in the containers is delayed. The containers provided for in this tariff item may engage in the transportation of goods from one point in Canada to another point in Canada where: (a) the transportation does not occur outside the territorial limits of Canada; and (b) the container has not entered Canada for the purpose of an in-transit movement through Canada to a point outside of Canada.
- Code
- 9801.10.20.00
- Level
- 10 digits
- Unit
- -
- MFN rate
- En fr.
An empty cell means the treatment does not apply to these goods — not that they enter free under it. Entitlement to a preferential treatment depends on origin and on the proof you hold.
Base rates
- NPF
- En fr.
- Tarif général
- 35 %
Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff: the default rate for goods originating in a country entitled to it.
General Tariff: the residual rate, applied to goods originating in a country entitled to no other tariff treatment.
Trade agreements
- TAU
- —
- TNZ
- —
- TÉU
- En fr.
- TMX
- En fr.
- TACI
- En fr.
- TC
- En fr.
- TCR
- En fr.
- TI
- En fr.
- TN
- En fr.
- TSL
- En fr.
- TP
- En fr.
- TCOL
- En fr.
- TJ
- En fr.
- TPA
- En fr.
- THN
- En fr.
- TKR
- En fr.
- TCUE
- En fr.
- TUA
- En fr.
- TPTGP
- En fr.
- TUK
- En fr.
Australia Tariff.
New Zealand Tariff.
United States Tariff, under CUSMA. The European Union rate is TCUE, not this column.
Mexico Tariff, under CUSMA.
Canada-Israel Free Trade Agreement Tariff.
Chile Tariff.
Costa Rica Tariff.
Iceland Tariff, under the EFTA agreement.
Norway Tariff, under the EFTA agreement.
Switzerland-Liechtenstein Tariff, under the EFTA agreement.
Peru Tariff.
Colombia Tariff.
Jordan Tariff.
Panama Tariff.
Honduras Tariff.
Korea Tariff.
Canada-European Union Tariff, under CETA.
Ukraine Tariff.
Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) Tariff. Distinct from TPAC, which covers the Commonwealth Caribbean countries.
United Kingdom Tariff.
Preference programmes
- TPAC
- En fr.
- TPDM
- En fr.
- TPG
- En fr.
Commonwealth Caribbean Countries Tariff: a unilateral preference programme, not to be confused with CPTPP (TPTGP).
Least Developed Country Tariff: a unilateral preference programme, more favourable than the General Preferential Tariff.
General Preferential Tariff: a unilateral preference programme granted to eligible developing countries.
The full detail of this code,
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Explanatory notes and classification rulings are reserved for signed-in accounts.
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