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    Default How much in goods can I bring back from the states to Canada duty free?

    I go down just about every weekend but this upcoming weekend im bringing back alot of goods I ordered online and was wondering if anyone knew the dollar amount for goods being brought into canada purchased in the states per person. I cant find a link to it for the life of me.

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    Depends on how long you are away from Canada.

    If you are away for:
    24hours you are allowed $50 CAD
    48hours you are allowed $200 CAD
    7days you are allowed $750

    Anything over those amounts will be taxed.

    You can see the Declaration form here
    http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/E/pbg/cf/e311/README.html

    Which I got from here (first link):
    http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel/visitors-e.html

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    bring back as much as ya want, tuck it into your shirt

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    Originally posted by BrknFngrs
    bring back as much as ya want, tuck it into your shirt
    Lol yeah I would but tucking $2500 in paintball equipment into my shirt isnt very easy.

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    well the max is 750 so it doesnt matter how long youre there after that

    I think..

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    Originally posted by eb0i
    Depends on how long you are away from Canada.

    If you are away for:
    24hours you are allowed $50 CAD
    48hours you are allowed $200 CAD
    7days you are allowed $750

    Anything over those amounts will be taxed.

    You can see the Declaration form here
    http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/E/pbg/cf/e311/README.html

    Which I got from here (first link):
    http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel/visitors-e.html
    When the new Federal Budget was announced, they raised the limit for the 48 hour period from $200 to $400.

    http://www.cbsa.gc.ca/agency-agence/...7-03-20-e.html
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    Yes that’s rite.

    When I went down for a weekend and brought back a car, they actually gave me a $400 credit towards my taxes because I didn’t buy anything other than the car...

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    With the exchange rate the way it is, duty free is the motherfuckin tits!

    I bought a 1L bottle of 18 year old Glennfiddich single malt scotch for $50USD The same thing in Calgary would cost $120!

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    So it's $400 now, is this per person? If 2 people are in the vehicle, would it be $800?
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    Originally posted by kenny


    When the new Federal Budget was announced, they raised the limit for the 48 hour period from $200 to $400.

    http://www.cbsa.gc.ca/agency-agence/...7-03-20-e.html
    Ahh Cool

    I must have found the old site then.

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    ahh there is nothing as good as cross the boarder shopping..

    I freaking love duty free! I get all my perfume there. Great deals on jewelry but you have to know your stuff. Duty Free in Detroit is the best!

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    Originally posted by Kritafo
    ahh there is nothing as good as cross the boarder shopping..

    I freaking love duty free! I get all my perfume there. Great deals on jewelry but you have to know your stuff. Duty Free in Detroit is the best!
    especially now with the dollar being insanely high.

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    The best duty free I've seen was in St. Maarten. Oh my god...booze was cheaper than bottled water hahah.

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