On 12/22/2007 11:33 PM steve.turner@rogers.com plucked Senior Frog's
Magic Twanger and said:
> Hi,
>
> I will be travelling to the US with X-mas Gifts for my family. Some
> of the family live in the US while others live in Canada, so some of
> the gifts will remain in the US while the others will return back
> across the border.
>
> What are the exemptions for Gifts and if the value is exceeds, will
> there be dual duties on Entry & Exit?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steve
>
Is it possible for you to change your route in order to give the
Canadian side gifts first? I don't know if this helps. I live in the
US. When I travel I can bring back up to $500.00 without declaring the
items or paying any tax on them. Maybe if you check the Canadian
equivalent of http://travel.state.gov you can find a FAQ.
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