CARM: Assess and pay duties and taxes on imported commercial goods
From the Canada Border Services Agency
The CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) digital initiative is changing how CBSA assesses and collects duties and taxes on commercial goods imported into Canada.
In October 2024, CARM will become the official system of record that importers and other trade chain partners will use to pay duties and taxes.
Latest
Customs Notice 24-17: CARM: Launch to External Clients Rescheduled to October 2024
News release (): CBSA phasing in CARM: launching internally for CBSA use as planned in May and later in the fall for trade chain partners
CARM is here now. Making sure your business is ready is easy.
- Customs bonded warehouse licensees
- Importers
- Customs brokers
- Trade consultants, financial security providers and other trade chain partners
Learn about the CARM release schedule, features and benefits.
Registration and learning resources
Attend our webinars and registration events: Learn about CARM and how to prepare
Visit our video library: A series of instructional videos designed to help you work with CARM
Onboarding resources: Step by step user guides
Stay informed
Send us your feedback or request to get added to our distribution list for all CARM updates:
cbsa.carm_engagement-engagement_de_la_gcra.asfc@cbsa-asfc.gc.ca
System updates: CARM bulletins
Join us:
Connect with us on LinkedIn and learn how to get involved.
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Our partners
The Trade Chain Partner Working Group shares information and conducts consultations.
We're here to help
Find out how you can reach out to us if you have questions or issues related to the CARM Client Portal.
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