WEBINAR
CARM surety requirements: Understanding changes and the impact of Release 2
- DateNovember 16, 2021
- Time1:00 PM EST
- Duration1 hour
About this Webinar
With Release 1 of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) project now behind us, trade chain partners can begin to look forward to, and prepare for, Release 2, coming May 2022.
CARM’s Release 2 will bring significant changes to the way importers conduct commercial business. Understanding and preparing for these changes will help to ensure a smooth transition. The new financial security requirements for the Release Prior to Payment (RPP) program require special attention and advanced planning by importers.
Attend this webinar to gain a better understanding of Release 2 mandatory requirements, including:
- Changes to payment options
- Mandatory importer surety (bonds or cash deposits)
Who Should Attend?
Individuals or companies who import goods into Canada, and who are interested in learning more about CARM and the potential impact the project will have on their business.
Register for this webinarOur experts
John Moccia: Director, Regulatory Affairs Canada
As Director Regulatory Affairs Canada, John Moccia, is responsible for overseeing import and export trade compliance and regulatory matters relating to various border agencies. He provides regulatory guidance and operational advice on trade issues for Livingston International business units, and formulates and implements regulatory policies and procedures to ensure they are aligned with Livingston’s overall corporate compliance strategy.
John has over 30 years’ experience in the industry, joining Livingston in 2006 as Senior Regulatory Analyst. He moved into the role of Compliance Manager in 2012, and was promoted to his current role of Director Regulatory Affairs Canada in 2017.
John is a Certified Customs Specialist (CCS) and Certified Trade Customs Specialist (CTCS). He holds both Professional and Qualified Customs Broker status in Canada. Is a graduate from Niagara College, Law and Security Administration, and holds a Bachelor of Education from Brock University.
Linda Cybulski: Regulatory Analyst, Regulatory Affairs (Canada)
As a Regulatory Analyst, Linda provides regulatory guidance to Livingston colleagues and ensures compliance with laws and regulations governing international trade.
Linda has extensive knowledge around the Special Import Measures Act (SIMA), Classification, Accounting for imported goods, Professional Brokerage Certification, trade agreements, Valuation, CARM and goods and services tax (GST).
Linda was a guest speaker for the International Trade program at Seneca, and represented Livingston at local colleges and at Brock University. She holds a BA in Psychology, a CIFFA diploma and certifications as a Customs Certified Specialist (CCS) and Certified Trade Compliance Specialist (CTCS).