Customs Broker Services. The Customs Broker will provide to the Client import and export related services when requested by the Client and accepted by the Customs Broker. These may include:
Customs Broker Services. Customs Broker will provide to Client import and export services, and ancillary services related thereto, when requested by Client and accepted by Customs Broker, including as delegated to Customs Broker within the CARM Client Portal, which services may include, but are not limited to, any of the following:
(i) setting up, managing and/or administering Client’s CARM Client Portal business account;
(ii) facilitating and/or assisting with the process of Client obtaining or posting a bond, financial security or other security, and/or monitoring the sufficiency of same, on Client’s behalf;
(iii) applying for a business number for Client and/or on its behalf;
(iv) assisting Client in the preparation of information required by a CGAD with respect to trade-related matters including the importation of goods into Canada by Client and/or the exportation of goods from Canada by Client;
(v) presenting information, by any acceptable means, on behalf of Client to a CGAD as required, to report, release and/or account for Client's goods including information as may be required for in-bond transportation within Canada;
(vi) arranging for, managing, making and/or paying any requisite Government Charges and/or Disbursements by or on behalf of Client and obtaining release of goods from a CGAD;
(vii) making arrangements for delivery and transportation of goods;
(viii) assisting Client in preparing and presenting information required by domestic and foreign jurisdictions including a CGAD and other applicable Government Authorities with respect to trade-related matters and/or goods imported into or exported from Canada by Client;
(ix) providing information and advice concerning Applicable Laws pertaining to trade-related matters and/or the import into Canada and the export from Canada of Client's goods;
(x) providing advice on tariff classification, value for duty, origin and any other relevant federal or provincial requirements relating to the import or export of goods;
(xi) providing advice on federal and provincial tax implications, payment options and any other tax requirements concerning Client's imported goods;
(xii) providing advice concerning, and/or facilitating and assisting with, Government Charges, refunds, credits, adjustments, payments, drawbacks and/or remissions, advance rulings and matters related to classification, valuation and origin, post- transaction/entry accounting corrections, classifications, origin matters, valuation and other adjustments, as well as a...
Customs Broker Services. The Company may provide to the Client the following Customs Broker Services when requested by the Client and accepted by the Company:
(a) preparation of documents, whether in written or electronic format (EDI), required by Royal Malaysian Customs with respect to the importation of goods into Malaysia by the Client;
(b) presentation of documentation, whether in written or electronic format, on behalf of the Client to Royal Malaysian Customs at Malaysia Customs offices required to release the Client’s goods through Malaysian Customs, including documentation as may be required at a frontier point for in-bond transportation within Malaysia to the ultimate Malaysian Customs Office of entry in Malaysia;
(c) enter and release through Malaysian Customs the goods imported by the Client and to effect payment of requisite Customs Duties and GST by or on behalf of the Client and to obtain release of the goods from Royal Malaysian Customs;
(d) advise Client of status of shipment of goods; make arrangements for delivery of goods in accordance with the Client’s instructions;
(e) preparation of documentation, whether in written or electronic format, with respect to the export of goods from Royal Malaysian and presentation of such documentation to Royal Malaysian Customs at the time and office of export; and
(f) any other matters necessary and incidental to the provision of the foregoing Customs Broker Services.
(g) execute, sign, seal, deliver and endorse for the client and in the client’s name all bonds, entries, bills of lading, bills of exchange, warehouse receipts or other means of payment or collateral security which comes into the companies possession and to use same, including drawbacks and claims of any nature for reimbursement of customs duties, sales and excise taxes and the like.
(h) receive all such payments and sums of money as are now due or may hereafter become due and payable to the client by way of rebate, refund or remission on the order of the Royal Malaysian Customs relative to the foregoing; and to endorse on the client’s behalf and as the client’s attorney and to deposit to and for the company’s own account all such payments from the Royal Malaysian Customs and or the Government of Malaysia.
Customs Broker Services. The services of customs brokerage, transportation brokerage and consultation that may be provided to the client by the Customs Broker are:
(i) Preparation or assistance to the client in preparation of documents required by Canada Customs or by conveyors with respect to the importation or exportation of goods into Canada by the client;
(ii) Presentation of documents and/or information on behalf of the client to Canada Customs required to clear the client’s goods through Canada Customs, including documentation as may be required at a frontier point for in-bond transportation;
(iii) Enter and clear through Canada Customs the goods imported by the client and to effect payment of the requisite Customs Duties by or on behalf of the client and to obtain release of the goods from Canada Customs;
(iv) Advise client of status of shipment of goods;
(v) Make arrangements for the delivery of the goods in accordance with the client’s instructions.
(vi) Consulting services to provide information and advice concerning the relevant laws and regulations pertaining to the transportation, the import into and the export from Canada of client’s goods;
(vii) Any other matters necessary and incidental to the provision of the foregoing services.
