BusinessQuiet 81d · day 84
Canadian golf trolley firm hit with $183K tariff bill meant for Chinese EVs
A federal tariff on Chinese electric vehicles is being applied to golf push carts, threatening a small Canadian company's survival.
What to know
- A Pickering golf equipment company faces an unexpected $183,000 tariff bill after federal authorities classified its electric push carts as Chinese EVs.
- The tariff was intended to target electric vehicles but is being applied to a product category that does not fit traditional vehicle definitions.
- The company owner states the business lacks funds to pay the bill, threatening its viability.
“his business doesn't have the money to cover that bill”
McLuckie, Golf trolley company owner · National Post
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