Impact of tariffs on Canadian businesses
Tax AlertPrime Minister Mark Carney announces support for Canada’s lumber industry citing heavy reliance on US exports and vulnerability to trade policies.

Frequent tariff changes, evolving trade policies, and supply chain disruptions highlight the importance of a robust customs and global trade strategy. Strong processes, informed planning, and proactive management can help organizations navigate change with confidence.
If you buy and sell products or services outside of Canada, proactive customs and trade planning can help you manage costs, maintain compliance, avoid border disruptions, and navigate requirements. Businesses with cross-border trade are up against unique and constantly evolving challenges—from following Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA) rules, navigating supply chains, and understanding valuation requirements and tariff classifications.
We’re focused on providing solutions scaled to your specific customs and global trade challenges—so you understand your obligations and can position your business to respond to changing regulations and market conditions. From tariff planning and customs compliance to audit support and trade advisory services, our team can help you navigate Canada's evolving trade environment.

We specialize in Canada's customs and trade requirements to help you respond to evolving CBSA regulations and trade measures.
Whether you're dealing with a single customs issue or looking for ongoing advisory support, our services are tailored to your needs and objectives.
Customs and global trade often intersect with GST/HST, cross-border tax, transfer pricing, and broader business considerations. Our broader team can help you address the full impact of trade-related decisions.
Trade rules, tariffs, and customs requirements continue to evolve. We stay informed on significant developments so you can make decisions with greater certainty.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces support for Canada’s lumber industry citing heavy reliance on US exports and vulnerability to trade policies.
Recent trade and tariff developments are creating new challenges for Canadian businesses across industries.