Customs Tariff Uncertainty: Impacts on Quebec Businesses

Recent developments regarding customs tariffs between Canada and the United States are putting significant pressure on Quebec businesses. 

While the 30-day break may seem like a breath of fresh air, it could be a temporary relief. This window provides a valuable opportunity to prepare for upcoming measures and should be seen as a chance to assess your risks and protect your operations. Key steps include evaluating the impact on your contractual relationships, anticipating potential additional costs, and optimizing your supply chains to minimize disruptions. 

A Comprehensive Report to Guide You 

To help you navigate this climate of uncertainty, we have engaged professionals in cross-border transactions, commercial contracts, immigration, and economics to create an in-depth report on the topic. This report offers multiple perspectives and practical advice to assess risks and adjust your strategies. 

We invite you to explore the following analysis:  

• Who Pays the Tariffs?  
• How to Assess and Mitigate the Impact of New U.S. Tariffs on Your Contractual Relationships? 
• The Importance of Canada–U.S. Cross-Border Mobility: What If the Next Barriers Are Non-Tariff? 
• The Impact of U.S. Tariffs on Quebec’s Economy: A statistical analysis and survey are currently underway, led by Aviséo in collaboration with BCF. 

In these uncertain times, anticipation and preparation are key. This report provides practical tools to better understand the risks and adapt your business strategies accordingly. 

Your Partner in Key Moments 

At BCF, we help businesses grow and overcome challenges during periods of uncertainty. 

Our team is available to answer your questions about tariff-related obligations and help you access the resources you need. Contact us for personalized advice and to secure your operations today.