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Canada import duty and tax calculator

Ordering from the US or overseas? Enter the price and your province to see the duty and GST/HST/PST you'll pay, and whether the CA$20, CA$40 or CA$150 limits apply.

Your province or territoryAlberta (5%)British Columbia (12%)Manitoba (12%)New Brunswick (15%)Newfoundland and Labrador (15%)Nova Scotia (14%)Ontario (13%)Prince Edward Island (15%)Quebec (14.975%)Saskatchewan (11%)Northwest Territories (5%)Nunavut (5%)Yukon (5%)

Price of the goods (CA$)

What is it?

Duty rate (%) (optional, exact rate for your code)

Shipped from the US or Mexico

Sent by courier (UPS, FedEx, DHL, Purolator), not by post

Made in the US, Mexico or Canada (CUSMA origin)

It's a gift

How Canadian import charges work

Shipment	No taxes up to	No duty up to
Courier from the US or Mexico	CA$40	CA$150
By post, or from any other country	CA$20	CA$20
Gift from abroad	CA$60	CA$60

Above the limit, duty is charged on the value of the goods and then GST (5%) plus your provincial tax (or HST) on the value plus duty. Goods made in the US or Mexico are duty-free under CUSMA at any value, but taxes still apply. Canada Post adds a handling fee and couriers add brokerage fees, which can be more than the tax on cheap items.

Typical duty rates

Clothing and shoes up to 18%, jewellery 8.5%, furniture 9.5%, bicycles 13%, and 0% on phones, laptops, most toys and books. Check your code in the Canadian Customs Tariff.

Import duty calculators for other countries

Sources: CBSA "Importing by mail or courier" and CUSMA courier low-value shipment rules, CRA GST/HST rates by province (Nova Scotia 14% from April 2025), Canadian Customs Tariff. Estimates, not tax or customs advice.