Goods, not including conveyances, containers or baggage of tariff item No. 9801.10.10, 9801.10.20, 9801.10.30 or 9801.20.00, or of Chapter 89 (except when imported for the purpose of repair, overhaul, alteration, adjustment, storage, display at an exhibition of similar manufacturers, racing, testing, certification by an accredited organization, or to be employed in the production of films or commercials, or in response to an emergency or emergency response training exercise, or for in-transit movement through Canada, or as a commercial sample, or when imported by non-resident teams or athletes, or their support personnel, for their use in professional or organized amateur sports activities, or when imported by non-residents for their use in providing live entertainment such as aquatic displays), when imported on a temporary basis, on condition that (a) the goods are not sold or further manufactured or processed in Canada; (a.1) the goods are not leased except where imported for use (i) in an emergency or emergency response training exercise, (ii) on loan pending delivery of new machinery or equipment on order, or (iii) as temporary replacements for machines or other equipment previously accounted for and undergoing repairs; (b) the use of the goods is specified by the importer at the time of reporting of the goods under the Customs Act, that use is not limited or restricted by regulation, and the goods are released for that specified use; (c) the goods are imported in no greater quantity than is reasonable, in the view of the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness or a designated customs officer, for the use specified under paragraph (b); (d) the goods are accompanied, in prescribed circumstances, by prescribed documents and by security of a nature and in an amount satisfactory to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness or a designated customs officer, unless otherwise provided by regulation; (e) the goods are not diverted to a use that is limited or restricted by regulation, or to a use that would preclude the goods from being classified under this tariff item; and, (f) within eighteen months of the date of the reporting of the goods under the Customs Act or within any other period prescribed for those goods, the goods are: (i) exported from Canada and evidence, satisfactory to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness or a designated customs officer, of the exportation is provided to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness or the designated customs officer, (ii) destroyed and the destruction is certified by a customs officer or by another person designated by the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, or (iii) consumed or expended under prescribed circumstances. The following definitions apply to this tariff item. "accredited organization" means an organization accredited by the Standards Council of Canada to certify that goods tested or examined by that organization meet the standards set by the Council in respect of those goods. "emergency" means an urgent and critical situation of a temporary nature that (a) is of such proportions or nature as to exceed the capacity or authority of a province or municipality to deal with it; (b) is caused by an actual or imminent (i) fire, flood, drought, storm, earthquake, or other natural phenomenon, (ii) disease in human beings, animals or plants, (iii) accident or pollution, or (iv) act of sabotage or terrorism; and (c) results or may result in (i) danger to the lives, health or safety of individuals, (ii) danger to property, (iii) social disruption, or (iv) a breakdown in the flow of essential goods, services or resources. "emergency response training exercise" means an activity intended to educate or provide training related to emergency preparedness. "exhibition" means a display of goods open to the general public.
- Code
- 9993.00.00
- Level
- 8 digits
- 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.
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