The Tariff and Customs Advisory Program (TCAP)
The Tariff and Customs Advisory Program (TCAP) offers Atlantic Canadian companies expert guidance to manage tariffs, optimize supply chains and stay compliant with trade regulations. The program is being delivered by the Nova Scotia Association of CBDCs and funded in part through ATIGA.
What's included:
- Up to 12 hours of Consulting (maximum contribution of $1,750) to assist with addressing challenges related to tariffs
- Expert consultants: Customs Brokers, Trade Consultants and Trade Lawyers
Cost: Participation fee of $99
The program is open to registered companies headquartered in Atlantic Canada with exportable products or services impacted by tariffs and retaliatory tariffs. Companies must be in good standing with TCAP's federal and provincial partners.
Deadline to apply is January 31st, 2026. Tariff and Customs Advisory Program Flyer - English Tariff and Customs Advisory Program Flyer - French Click here to apply
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