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[加拿大新聞] Cross-border shoppers get boost

OTTAWA - Canada's cross-border shoppers are getting a boost in this federal budget.
Starting June 1, 2012, shoppers hopping south of the border for quick trips will be able to bring back more duty-free and tax-free goods.
Traveller exemption limits will be raised from $50 to $200 for trips over 24 hours, from $400 to $800 for trips longer than 48 hours, and finally, there'll be a more modest jump from $750 to $800 for week-long jaunts.
The new figures line up with U.S. standards and are expected to cost the federal purse up to $17 million a year in lost revenue.

from http://vancouver.24hrs.ca/News/national/2012/03/29/19567526.html

I was hoping more raise for the over 7-day trips...But how come over 48 hours is $800, same as the 7 day trip???

coz the government is stupid

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Great news for over night travellers.
"Veni, Vidi, Vici"
竹乃清,竹乃霸道

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what does canada gain from this?

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Also great news for the over 48 hrs trip...
I smell 3-day Portland trip in the summer...

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Well... even for under 24 hours, we get an unofficial $200 exemption already.. this is just a way of legalizing it.

This does allow border services to focus on doing what they are suppose to do, rather than taxing everyday traveller.

Philip

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So .. what is the diff over 48 hr and 1 week?

Well .. not going to stay anywhere in US for more then a week anyway ... but 48 hr ...

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So .. what is the diff over 48 hr and 1 week?

Well .. not going to stay anywhere in US for more th ...
Catpiano 發表於 2012-3-30 12:05

Since > 48 hrs and > 1 week are the same, the > 1 week is cancelled already.

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Thx Peter ...


So .. how about for international? Same .. max $800?

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Looks like $200 exemption is for 24 hours or more.

http://www.vancouversun.com/opin ... /6381084/story.html

Philip

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