As the tariff dispute with the United States continues, more businesses are feeling direct and indirect impacts. Although the Federal and provincial governments have introduced grants, loans, and remission programs to address this impact, they may not be enough.
We’ve teamed up with reputable customs brokers and consultants to offer you some of the tariff relief measures we couldn’t offer before. Customs brokers have insights into Canadian and US tariff policies and understand their fine print to help you comply, avoid or defer customs duties, or get them refunded. These measures include, but are not limited to, the following and are available on both the US and Canadian sides of the border.
- Customs Duty Deferral Program allows eligible importers to defer customs duty payment.
- Customs Duty Drawback Program allows eligible importers who have already paid the duty to get it refunded.
- CUSMA Compliance ensures the importer meets the rules of origin specified in the Canada-US-Mexico Trade Agreement to avoid tariffs.
If you are interested in exploring this or other solutions to address issues caused by the tariffs, reply to this email, and we will arrange a meeting with reputable customs brokers.
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Hot Government Funding Programs: Open & No Deadline
Tariff Response Funds – helping businesses overcome tariff-related challenges
Summer Jobs Wage Subsidy – Deadline: December 11, 2025
Regional Business Expansion Grants – Deadline: February 3, 2026
- Southwestern Ontario Development Fund (SWODF)
- Eastern Ontario Development Fund (EODF)
- Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness (AMIC)
