Buckley Search Inc.

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kevin@buckleysearch.com                Tel:   (416) 865-0695 toll-free 1 (866) 996-9984               anna@buckleysearch.com




Our client is a very well-established Customs Broker in Canada. They have a reputation of professionalism
in serving their customers. Due to restructuring they are seeking a qualified Refunds and Drawbacks agent
with 3-5 years of experience in processing Refunds and Drawbacks in a customs broker in Canada.


- Processing of Refunds, Remissions and Duty Drawbacks of Duties and
  Taxes claims on behalf of clients

- Processing and filing of K32s

 Processing and submitting of B2 adjustments

- Composing of drawback spreadsheets

- Ensuring all amends are paid

- Working extensively with HS Tariffs

- Compile and process all refund claims for the Ontario Region

- Assessment of duty drawbacks and voluntary entries

- Time limit control of all refund files

- Credit/Rebill of invoices

- Suspense account(s) control

- Incoming refund cheque control



- CCS Designation or working towards it preferred

- 3 to 5 years of Customs Brokerage experience in Refunds and Drawbackss

- Organized and self-motivated

 · Growth and development oriented; always striving to improve

· Detail-conscious, excellent relations with CRA/CBSA officials



- Very well-established name and reputation

- Competitive salary offering, negotiable

- Excellent company benefits


To explore this career opportunity in confidence please call
Kevin Buckley at (416) 865-0695 or toll-free; 1 (866) 996-9984
or email us kevin@buckleysearch.com or anna@buckleysearch.com

Put your career on a progressive track! All discussions are strictly confidential.

Associate Member, CIFFA, CSCB, IE Canada
 


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