Most people think that drawbacks pertains only to duty on goods they have imported, further manufactured or assembled and exported from Canada and the United States. This would be the case in many scenarios but there are other scenarios that you may have over looked.

For example, you may purchase goods domestically and use them in the manufacture/assembly of goods for export. If your domestic supplier imported the goods and paid duty you may be entitled to recover those duties.

Also, instead of paying duty at the time of import you may qualify for the "Duty Deferral Program. See "Duty/GST Deferral Programs".

Also keep in mind that if you import goods that are from a NON-NAFTA Country or import goods without a NAFTA Certificate and export those goods you may not be entitled to Duty Drawback or Duty Deferral.

In regards to refunds and remissions, we would review your customs entries to determine if you would be entitled to any type of refund or remission under any of the government programs.