Canada Customs. Revenue Agency to whose attention the appropriate interest income tax information return and/or the non-resident withholding tax information return is submitted (where applicable) which will contain or refer to the Purchaser’s social insurance number or business registration number (as the case may be) as required by Regulation 201(l)(b)(ii) of the Income Tax Act R.S.C. 1985, as amended, or for the benefit of the Vendor or its related or parent company where the Purchaser has agreed to provide financial information to the Vendor to confirm the Purchaser’s ability to complete the transaction contemplated by the agreement of purchase and sale, including the Purchaser’s ability to obtain sufficient mortgage financing.
Canada Customs. Canadian Fire Agency- should notify the designated border Customs Inspector, by fax and on agency letterhead, that emergency equipment and Material will be arriving from the U.S. (provide ETA and destination). U.S. Fire Agency- a manifest of equipment coming into Canada is required, preferably by fax and prior to arrival at the border crossing. Manifest (Form E29B) can be of a general nature (number of pumps on the engine, amount of foam, shovels etc.). Form E29B must also be handed in when leaving Canada, indicating what is being left behind (what was consumed). U.S. agencies need to complete and hand in to U.S. Customs Form 4455 prior to departing the U.S. Airlift of equipment: Custom officials must be faxed the necessary manifest. Equipment may be inspected at destination at the prerogative of the Customs Inspector. NOTE: In most cases, any lost, damaged or destroyed equipment should be paid for by the receiving agency, Replacing lost or destroyed equipment causes numerous problems with clearances, taxes and replacement quality.
Canada Customs. Canada has specific customs regulations for expositions such as the MLA convention (xxx.xxxx-xxxx.xx.xx/). It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to acquire all licenses, permits, customs duties and taxes, and identification numbers required by the local government to transport and display any exhibit booth materials necessary for the exhibition. A customs broker can work on your behalf to ensure all paperwork is completed correctly. The MLA’s designated customs services provider is GES Canada (000 000-0000; xxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx). GES Canada is avail- able to help you with any questions or concerns about the customs process.
