EDC’s financing and insurance solutions can be used for such things as:
Providing for additional liquidity based on existing commitments by your commercial lender
Partnering with banks to guarantee the issuance of eligible letters of credit, freeing up working capital
Providing insurance to ensure payment by a foreign buyer
Providing access to working capital to fulfill an international contract
EDC can be your trusted partner, helping you in every facet of your export journey. With the right information, knowledge and connections, EDC can help you make new contacts abroad and diversify into international markets.
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Government resources:
How Canada is standing up for our steel and aluminum workers and industries
From: Global Affairs Canada
Find out what the Canadian government is doing to support Canadian workers and businesses in the steel, aluminum and manufacturing industries in this response to the U.S. tariffs.
How to import goods without paying duties
From: Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
The CBSA Duties Relief Program allows qualified companies to import goods without paying duties, as long as the goods are eventually exported. Find out if your company qualifies, how to apply and more.
How to get a refund for customs duties on imported goods
From: Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
Your company could be eligible for a refund of customs duties paid for imported goods through the CBSA Drawback Program. Find out how to qualify, how to make a claim and more.
How to get remission of surtaxes on goods from the U.S.
From: Department of Finance Canada
Under specific circumstances, your company could be relieved from paying surtaxes or get a refund from surtaxes already paid on goods from the U.S. Find out more about how the government is helping and how to apply for a remission.
What to expect when filing a drawback claim for duties paid
From: Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
In this guide, learn general information on how to apply for a drawback, what supporting documentation is needed, filing time limits and more.
How to apply for duties relief
From: Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
In this guide, learn about the circumstances under which you don’t have to pay duties on imported goods. Learn about how to apply, program procedures and more.