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Will both PGA-released goods and PGA goods that are not PGA-released be permitted to go in bond on May 20th?
On May 20th, will a customs broker sub-agent be permitted to make a payment on behalf of the IOR at the border with presentation of the C Type CAD +…
Is there a planned release of updates in the CARM Client Portal in May 2025?  
Type 10 transactions do not appear on the Daily Notice, where can I find them?  
What should a non-resident or Canadian importer (where Books and Records are not kept at place of business) keep in mind when registering in the CARM…
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