CBSA to Require Electronic Export Reporting
The Canada Border Services Agency will be ending its use of the paper reporting process Export Declaration form (B13A) and require mandatory electronic reporting, the agency said in a July 8 customs notice. CBSA will stop accepting the from as…
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of June 30, 2020, and will require the information through either the Canadian Export Reporting System or the G7 Export Reporting Electronic Data Interchange. The CERS will be available in March of 2020 and will replace the Canadian Automated Export Declaration (CAED) system. "CERS is a web-based, self-service portal enabling exporters to submit electronic declarations (including bulk upload and summary reporting), to the CBSA," the agency said.