REG301 • Semester 3

CARM and Regulatory Compliance

Master the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management platform, direct importer accountability, and updated financial security frameworks implemented in 2026.

45 Hours
Interactive Lecture & System Labs
Semester 3
Advanced Operational Level
REG301
Accredited Module Code
Practical Training Overview

Navigating Digital Customs and Importer Responsibilities

The transition to the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) system has transformed Canadian trade administration by shifting direct revenue liability to commercial importers. In REG301, students develop practical competence across the CARM Client Portal (CCP), configuring delegation of authority matrices for customs brokers, third-party service providers, and in-house compliance officers.

Participants examine the replacement of traditional B3 and B2 forms with electronic Commercial Accounting Declarations (CAD). The syllabus emphasizes calculating Release Prior to Payment (RPP) financial security bonds, reconciling monthly Statements of Account (SOA), managing electronic advance ruling requests, and safeguarding organizations against Administrative Monetary Penalty System (AMPS) liabilities.

  • Executing delegation workflows, access privileges, and user profile management in CCP
  • Structuring RPP surety bonds and direct financial security requirements for importers
  • Submitting, correcting, and adjusting Commercial Accounting Declarations under strict audit protocols
CARM and Regulatory Compliance

Prepare for CARM Operational Standards

Gain verifiable expertise in digital revenue reporting, financial security calculation, and regulatory risk controls.

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Detailed Syllabus Breakdown

Core Topics & Practice Units

Analysis of Business Account Manager (BAM) roles, assigning proxy permissions to customs brokers, cross-border business number linkages, and navigating the portal dashboard for day-to-day customs operations.

Drafting CAD records, handling multiple item revisions, executing digital corrections before billing closeouts, managing monthly Statements of Account (SOA), and issuing electronic payments via the portal.

Evaluating financial security requirements, posting surety bonds under updated regulations, identifying high-risk audit flags, filing electronic ruling applications, and preventing AMPS penalties.

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