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Can you use a trade-in allowance as a deduction against the declared value on the vehicle you are importing into Canada?

The price paid or payable for a vehicle includes not only the vendor’s invoice price, but also all other amounts such as warranty payments of foreign sales taxes that are collected by the vendor. Any credit you may receive for a trade-in does not reduce the value that must be declared when the vehicle is imported into Canada.

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