CTCS: Valuation and Transfer Pricing

Module Description

The goal of this module is to familiarize you with the rules and regulations regarding the valuation of imported goods, both from a customs perspective and a tax perspective.

The following topics are covered in this module:

Methods of Valuation
Additions and Deductions
Value for Duty Codes
Royalties and Licence Fees
Non-Resident Importers
Transfer Pricing
Subsequent Proceeds

Enrolment in the CTCS modules is available to CTCS Program participants and any person wishing to advance their knowledge on specific subjects of interest. You may enrol in a CTCS module at any time.

You have access to the course for a period of 180 days starting from the day you start the course. You can take your final exam at any time within these 180 days. If you take the exam before the 180th day, you will still retain access to the course for the full duration of 180 days.

The fee for each CTCS module is CDN$395 plus applicable taxes.

Further details about the CTCS modules, such as examinations, are available in the Academic Policy, Conditions and Fees.

The CSCB requires written notice by email of course or program withdrawals.

Withdrawal from enrolment in one module

Students may withdraw from a CTCS module at any time; however, there will be no refund of tuition fees when notice of withdrawal is received after the student has gained access to the course materials.

Withdrawal when bundle of three modules has been purchased

Students may withdraw from a CTCS module, purchased as part of a bundle of three, at any time; however, there will be no refund of tuition fees when notice of withdrawal is received after gaining access to the course materials of one or more modules.

Registration

Registration for the CTCS: Valuation and Transfer Pricing course is ongoing.

What Our Community Says

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– Sabrina, a CCS and CTCS Designate

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– Kwan, a CCS course graduate

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