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Hey VJ'ers hoping someone can help me out.

I am packing up my household here in Toronto. My fiance and I just purchased a house in Western NY and to make a long story short, I want to rip out the carpeting in the rooms upstairs and replace it with new laminate flooring.

I work in highrise new build construction and got this flooring dirt cheap from one of my suppliers. I love the product and color and have not been able to find a similar product for the price I got.

My question is how do I declare this on form 3299? I am driving a Uhaul over the border with all of my stuff and plan on packing this with my belongings.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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IF you are driving the Uhaul and are crossing at the SAME TIME as your stuff. You do not need this form.

You only need a contents list of your Uhaul truck. Type it in up word or office pro or whatever typing program. List general contents of boxes etc. Thats all.

They never wanted to see my list or even look in my truck. Never asked for any customs forms. You only need to fill the customs forms out if you are not crossing at the same time as your items and they are crossing after you.

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