How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the Remission of tariffs that apply on certain goods from the U.S.?

Remission of tariffs that apply on certain goods from the U.S. is funded by Government of Canada

What are Remission of tariffs that apply on certain goods from the U.S.'s eligibility criterias?

Company must be registered in Canada Requests must address inability to source goods domestically or from non-U.S. suppliers, or other exceptional circumstances with severe economic impact

Remission of tariffs that apply on certain goods from the U.S.

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Relief from U.S. tariffs for eligible Canadian importers

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Other Support

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Government of Canada

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The Remission of tariffs that apply on certain goods from the U.S. program offers relief or refunds of tariffs on U.S. products under exceptional circumstances, with no specified maximum funding amount. Its purpose is to support Canadian businesses facing challenges in sourcing specific goods domestically, enabling them to apply for tariff remission when justified by compelling economic factors.

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Requesting remission of tariffs on U.S. goods that cannot be sourced domestically or from non-U.S. suppliers.
Seeking relief from tariffs in exceptional cases to mitigate severe adverse impacts on the Canadian economy.

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$ 99,600

Applying for tariff relief on U.S.-made medical imaging equipment

$ 182,500

Requesting tariff remission for U.S. precision steel imports

$ 83,200

Refund request for tariffs on U.S. irrigation technology systems

$ 142,900

Remission request for tariffs on U.S. solar panel inverters

$ 30,400

Requesting tariff remission for U.S. circuit boards for electronics

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The applicant must be a company registered in Canada.
The remission request must address situations where goods used as inputs cannot be sourced domestically or reasonably from non-U.S. sources, or relate to other exceptional circumstances with severe adverse impacts on the Canadian economy.
The application must include all required information and necessary supporting documentation as outlined by the Government of Canada.

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Companies registered in Canada importing goods from the United States subject to Canadian tariffs

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Companies not registered in Canada.

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Tariffs that have already been paid on eligible U.S. goods, subject to remission approval.

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Companies registered in Canada.

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Demonstration that goods or suitable substitutes cannot be sourced domestically in Canada or from non-U.S. suppliers.
Presence of exceptional circumstances that could have severe adverse impacts on the Canadian economy.
Provision of sufficient and substantiated information to support the remission request, including evidence of sourcing challenges and economic impact.
Clear outline of the exceptional and compelling circumstances justifying the remission from a public policy perspective.
Consideration of the effect of remission on Canadian competitors and domestic producers.

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Identify eligible goods and conditions

Identify products imported from the United States affected by tariffs starting March 4, 2025
Determine if the goods meet exceptional circumstances for remission

Gather required company and product details

Collect company details including business number, structure, locations, and employee count
Gather information about the goods, tariff classifications, and import values
Compile documentation on sourcing attempts and inability to procure from Canadian or non-U.S. suppliers

Prepare supporting documentation

Prepare evidence supporting the remission request, including customs documents, manufacturing costs, and market impacts
Provide supporting materials such as contracts, market studies, and consent to share non-confidential information

Complete the remission request template

Complete the remission request template with all requested information
Ensure confidential details are marked appropriately

Submit the remission request

Submit the remission request via email to remissions-remises@fin.gc.ca
Include “U.S. Remission” in the subject line

Request review by government authorities

The Department of Finance assesses the request in consultation with relevant departments and interested parties
Possible consultation with domestic producers regarding short supply issues

Receive government decision

Government decision made on remission request after assessment and consultations
Approval, if granted, results in an Order in Council

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Requests must include both confidential and sufficient non-confidential information to facilitate consultation with domestic producers.
All remission requests are reviewed by the Department of Finance in collaboration with other federal agencies.
Decisions require approval through an Order in Council, upon recommendation by the Minister of Finance.
Supporting documents such as independent studies or letters of support may strengthen the application.