I did this last year, but due to many violations I was getting in the Canadian marketplace, I turned it off …
I turned off Canada & Mexico, because I think it’s too complicated for where I am at the moment. May sell there in the future.
Turning on listings to show on Amazon Canada while selling on Amazon USA can expand your market reach but also brings the responsibility of adhering to Canadian marketplace regulations and policies. If you encountered numerous violations in the Canadian marketplace, it might be wise to reassess your strategy before reactivating listings.
Review your product listings, ensure compliance with Canadian laws and regulations, and consider implementing stricter monitoring or enforcement measures to avoid future violations and maintain a positive presence in the Canadian marketplace.
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I’m doing Canada and Mexico too. Every week I address some issues with Canada but sometimes I have good sales to there. I just realized Amazon puts some of my inventory to CA FBA centers and serves CA customers from there.
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I deactivated MX and CA (and now Brazil) for the same reason a few years ago. It put my US account at risk and I barely even sold anything in those markets.
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I just delete the listings in Mexico and Canada.
Don’t want to have tax problems with them, and top that they charge the monthly service for all three combine is bigger!
Not worthy on my side.
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If I am using the NARF program to sell on Amazon Canada with my stock based in the USA but showing in Canada too, and a customer from Canada buys from me, am I still responsible for paying GST in Canada?
I deactivated because of the returns and fees.