Bringing in a Canadian boat to the US
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From: Grand Lake (E-Dock Junior Varsity)
I searched this topic but havent had much luck.
If youre trying to bring in a boat from Canada that has never been registered, how does that work?
The boat is a 05 but has never been titled but it does have a Canadian MSO.
Will there be taxes, fines, fees? What am I lookin at here?
If youre trying to bring in a boat from Canada that has never been registered, how does that work?
The boat is a 05 but has never been titled but it does have a Canadian MSO.
Will there be taxes, fines, fees? What am I lookin at here?
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if the boat is built in canada you must make sure it meets all us coast gaurd requirements.and then get a nafta agreement from any u.s. or canadian broker.same goes for the trailer,it must meet u.s.specs.probably the best thing you can do is get a broker the average cost is200-500.and will save you alot of time and make your crossing easier.i have done it a few times,by myself,but i now will only use a broker.but make sure whoever is selling the boat.has all the paperwork.at the time of transaction.and dont try to declare a lower price of what you actually paid at the border
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From: Grand Lake (E-Dock Junior Varsity)
Ok so when you bring it across the border and declare your price you paid, do you have to pay the taxes right then? And when I get it home and try to register it in OK, do I pay taxes on it to the state once again??



