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加拿大对60刀或以下的gift免关税! Y+ P& g" h Z Z! q/ `
Importing by Mail
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Receiving Gifts in the Mail
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- X, C. T! V4 z Z$ _/ o6 v0 sFor an item to qualify as a "gift", a friend or relative must send it to you personally and include a card or other notice indicating that it is a gift.' r1 t8 P2 \1 R5 G- ]8 `: Y8 R
•If you receive an imported gift by mail that is worth CAN$60 or less, you will not have to pay duty or tax on it.' V7 ~! m* Y% N( N; G; O9 [
•If the gift is worth more than CAN$60, you will have to pay any applicable duty and taxes on any amount over CAN$60. ◦For example, if a relative sends you a gift worth CAN$200, you must pay any applicable duty, GST or HST and PST on CAN$140.
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. r' b- x& M8 P0 C! dItems that do not qualify for the CAN$60 gift exemption include the following:
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•alcoholic beverages;) c& V' L* w: g! ?0 j
•advertising material; and$ B) L" C& N# E+ v8 C& f2 A
•items sent by a business.( a* P, |( L! J8 n, t
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As well, the CAN$60 gift exemption cannot be combined with the CAN$20 exemption that is available on most items valued at CAN$20 or less.
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