Goods imported by mail or courier for personal or household use. The following goods are not eligible for classification under this heading: goods or classes of goods that, on importation, may be released only in accordance with the accounting provisions of the Customs Act or the applicable regulations on condition that the importer or owner of the goods provides, before the release of the goods, any certificate, licence, permit or other document and any information that is required under any Act of Parliament or any regulation made under such an Act that prohibits, controls or regulates the importation of goods, but this exclusion from eligibility for classification does not apply to any goods imported under the authority of and in accordance with a general import permit issued under subsection 8(1.1) or section 8.3 of the Export and Import Permits Act. The value of goods imported that are eligible to be classified under this heading shall not exceed $500. The following goods are not eligible for classification under tariff item No. 9825.10.00, 9825.20.00 or 9825.30.00: alcoholic beverages; tobacco; tobacco products; vaping products; goods subject to any additional customs duty under sections 21.1 to 22 of this Act; goods subject to any tax imposed under subsection 23(1) of the Excise Tax Act; goods in respect of which tax is not payable under Division III of Part IX of that Act; and goods in respect of which tax is payable under section 212.1 of that Act if an amount must be deducted from that tax under section 214.1 of that Act.
Goods which, if classified in accordance with the provisions of Chapters 1 to 97, would be subject to a rate of customs duty under the Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff that is not more than 5 percentage points greater or less than the rate provided by this tariff item under the Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff.
- Code
- 9825.10.00
- Level
- 8 digits
- MFN rate
- 20 %
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
- 20 %
- 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
- —
- TPDM
- —
- TPG
- —
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.
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