A Canadian business owner faces a steep $183,000 bill in electric vehicle tariffs after importing 330 golf trolleys, which authorities classify as electric vehicles under trade regulations. The unexpected tax burden stems from Canada’s strict customs policies, which apply EV duties to any battery-powered vehicle, regardless of its intended use. Legal experts warn that similar cases could arise for other battery-operated equipment, raising concerns about unintended financial consequences for importers. The situation highlights the complexities of navigating trade laws when importing goods with dual-use potential.
An Ontario business owner owes a whopping $183K in EV tariffs after importing 330 golf trolleys — here's why Yahoo! Finance Canada
