Customs Broker Services Sample Clauses

Customs Broker Services. The Customs Broker will provide to the Client import and export related services when requested by the Client and accepted by the Customs Broker. These may include:
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Customs Broker Services. The Company may provide to the Client the following Customs Broker Services when requested by the Client and accepted by the Company:
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Customs Broker Services. The Customs Broker will provide to the Client import and export services, and ancillary services related thereto, when requested by the Client and accepted by the Customs Broker. These may include, as selected by the Client: (i) assisting the Client in the preparation of information required by CGAD with respect to trade-related matters including, without limitation, the importation of goods into Canada by the Client or the exportation of goods from Canada by the Client; (ii) presenting information, by any acceptable means, on behalf of the Client to CGAD required to report, release and/or account for the Client's goods including information as may be required for in-bond transportation within Canada; (iii) arranging for, managing, making and/or paying any requisite Government Charges and/or Disbursements by or on behalf of the Client and obtaining release of goods from CGAD; (iv) making arrangements for delivery of the goods; (v) assisting the Client in preparing and presenting information required by domestic and foreign jurisdictions including, without limitation, CGAD and other applicable government authorities with respect to trade-related matters and/or goods imported into or exported from Canada by the Client; (vi) providing information and advice concerning the relevant laws and regulations pertaining to trade-related matters and/or the import into Canada and the export from Canada of the Client's goods; (vii) providing advice on tariff classification, value for duty, origin and any other relevant federal or provincial customs requirements; (viii) providing advice on federal and provincial tax implications, payment options and any other tax requirements concerning the Client's imported goods; (ix) providing advice concerning Government Charges, refunds, drawbacks, and remissions, as well as appeals of tariff classification or value for duty decisions of CGAD; (x) preparing and filing refunds, appeals, drawbacks and remission applications; (xi) providing consulting, advice, information and assistance to the Client on matters pertaining to the seizure, detention, and forfeiture of goods; and (xii) providing consulting, advice, information and assistance on all other matters necessary and incidental to the foregoing Services; in each case, all the foregoing at and subject to the instructions
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Customs Broker Services. The services of customs brokerage, transportation brokerage and consultation that may be provided to the client by the Customs Broker are:
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