Form B240 Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement - Certificate of Origin - Canada

The Form B240 Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement - Certificate of Origin - Canada is used to certify that goods being exported from Canada to Chile are eligible for preferential treatment under the Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement.

The exporter or producer in Canada is responsible for filing the Form B240 Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement - Certificate of Origin - Canada.

FAQ

Q: What is the Form B240?
A: Form B240 is a certificate of origin used in the Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement.

Q: What is the Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement?
A: The Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement is a trade agreement between Canada and Chile, aimed at promoting bilateral trade.

Q: What is a certificate of origin?
A: A certificate of origin is a document that certifies the country of origin of a product.

Q: What is the purpose of the Form B240?
A: The purpose of Form B240 is to provide proof of the origin of goods.

Q: Who uses the Form B240?
A: The Form B240 is used by exporters in Canada who wish to claim preferential tariff treatment under the Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement.

Q: What information is required on the Form B240?
A: The Form B240 requires information such as exporter's name and address, importer's name and address, description of goods, and declaration of origin.

Q: Is the Form B240 mandatory for exports to Chile?
A: Yes, the Form B240 is mandatory for exports to Chile in order to claim preferential tariff treatment.

Q: Are there any fees associated with the Form B240?
A: No, there are no fees associated with the Form B240.

Q: Are there any penalties for providing false information on the Form B240?
A: Yes, providing false information on the Form B240 may result in penalties or legal consequences.