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CARM Facts

Starting Monday, October 21, 2024, at 3 am ET, CARM will officially become the system of record.
CARM R2 delayed for TCP: CBSA is phasing in CARM by launching internally for CBSA use as planned in May and in October for trade chain partners. CBSA…
The minimum security requirement for RPP for CARM R2 will be $5000.00 per RM account.
An importer with no accounts receivables within the past 12 months will not be required to post financial security. However, the importer must ensure…
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About CSCB

The CSCB (Canadian Society of Customs Brokers) actively seeks and achieves improvements in government policies and procedures on behalf of our members and their clients, and consistently delivers relevant, high quality products and services, including education and professional development. The CSCB creates member value and benefits through education, advocacy, information, and innovation.

200+
Custom Brokers Members
5,000+
CCS Designates
450+
CTCS Designates
2,000+
Students Annually

What is a Customs Broker?

More than 227,000 importers deal with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) annually. Most rely on the services of a licensed customs broker to get their shipments cleared at the border. For each transaction, reams of critical business data must be generated, about everything from country of origin and destinations, to suppliers, tariff classifications, routings, and intended use. This is one of the many ways customs brokers assist importers.

Learn about what customs brokers do

 

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