Can you explain what a tariff shift is$,$ using a product example and rules of origin?

Annex $4-$B refers to Product$-$Specific Rules of Origin $($PSRO$).$ Could you explain what that means?

What does it mean when a shipment's value is below the de minimis threshold and doesn't require a certificate of

origin? Can you explain this with examples for each country?

Could you discuss with examples the four criteria under Article $4\mathrm{.}2$ of the CUSMA agreement that goods must

meet to qualify as originating?

Let's say AG Impex Canada Inc. imports computer parts from China and Thailand valued at $C$$$68\mathrm{.}50$ and $C$$$42\mathrm{.}50,$

respectively. These parts are used to manufacture computers that retail for $C$$$325\mathrm{.}00.$ Can you calculate whether

Does the computer qualify as originating using the Regional Value Content $($RVC$)?$

Who is authorized to complete the CUSMA certificate of origin and what languages are accepted by customs

authorities?

Goods must be made in Canada, the US$,$ or Mexico, and meet the preference origin criterion to be considered as

originating. Provide an example product to explain the necessary steps to qualify.

Assuming the goods are made in Canada, the US$,$ or Mexico, and meet the preference origin criterion to be

considered as originating. What Customs Fees$/$Charges can be avoided or eliminated for a CUSMA shipment to

United States

Mexico

Canada

I.

II$.$

III.

When exporting a shipment from Canada to Mexico that is not under the CUSMA agreement, Customs fees are

calculated based on the shipment's value, shipping INCO terms, and any applicable duties, fees, or taxes.