Old 04-04-2012, 05:30 AM
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KGoodhand
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The biggest thing that I can tell you is that sometimes it depends on the declared value of the goods being sent to Canada. I purchased something a while back and the person put a $200 value on it and I got hit for $45 for duty on it. Sometimes they stop you and sometimes they don't but I always found if it is a personal purchase (EBay, etc) it is best to ask them to keep the declared value under $20.
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