Aliqua non cillum aute ut aliqua sit nostrud  aliquip ea. Magna consequat eu ad aliqua pariatur dolore, incididunt nulla mollit, anim ea dolor dolor in. Officia qui, enim culpa qui cupidatat id. The Part of Buying and Selling people hate. - How do I get that item over the border? The simplest way is to call Fedex. They have their own customs division. From Canada to the US for example you need to supply Fedex with a Commercial Invoice and FCC Certificate along with the waybill. Supply your Canadian shipper with your EIN Number (Employment Identification Number) or SIN number, give Fedex permission to broker (freight broker) on your behalf and the item shows up at your door like any other shipment. Going from the USA to Canada you only need the Commercial Invoice. Going to a country other than the USA from Canada you need a Commercial Invoice and a B13 form If you are a little more savey in shipping then you will provide the tarrif number that you want used. The Tariff Number is a code number assigned to goods and for a lot of countries these numbers are standardized (NAFTA). This number identifies how much duty will be charged on an item when it crosses the border. An example would be Camcorders have a Harmonized Tariff Code of 8521.10.9000 and it is Duty Free. If an item has been manufactured in a country (say the USA) and it is being sold into that country (the USA), it is duty free. Had Enough - this equipment broker will make sure your shipment goes smoothly. We do insist that you have your own shipping account and customs broker. .We will do the paperwork. Commercial Invoice The Commercial Invoice is the foundation of all other documents required for international shipping. Information provided on other international shipping documents, including the air waybill or shipping label, must correspond with the Commercial Invoice. What is It? The Commercial Invoice is a document between a seller (exporter) and a buyer (importer) with complete listing and description of goods. FedEx provides separate Commercial Invoices forms for use with FedEx Express® and FedEx Ground® international shipping. Why is It Needed? It is the primary document used by most foreign customs agencies for import control, valuation, and duty determination. .   Customs and Tariff Rate Guide These numbers and rates are a guide only. Techtraders does not take any responsibility in your using these numbers on inports or exports. For the most recent numbers and rates: For Canada - www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca For USA - www.usitc.gov/tata/hts/bychapter/index.htm Most countries including Canada and the USA belong to NAFTA and use Harmonized Tariff Numbers These rates are for import into Canada Customs Tariff Rates Item Tariff Number Rate Audio Amps 8518.40.90 6.5% Audio Processors 8543.70.99.90 6.5% Audio Recorders - using magnetic tape 8519.81.10 Free Audio and Video Duplicators 8519.81.91 5% Broadcast Cameras (not portable) 8525.80.90 2.1% Broadcast Cameras (other TV) 8525.80.20 2.1% Broadcast Cameras (Digital Video Cameras) 8525.80.30 2.1% Headphones 8518.30.91 Free Lenses 9002.11.10 Free Microphones 8518.10.10 Free Mixers - Audio Consoles 8543.70.10.00 Free Speakers (single or Enclosed) 8518.21.00 6.5% Speakers (multiple) Same Enclosure 8518.22 6.5% Switchers - Video 8543. Transmitters For Television 8525.50.10 Free Tripods 9006.91.10 Free Video Monitor - Hi Def 8528.49.11.00 3.5% Video Recorder 8521 Free