• The artworks must be originals and conceived by the artist.

• Only one artist per booth.

• The artist must be present during the exhibition.

• All the works must be for sale.

• No commissions or taxes will be collected by the promotor. The artist takes responsibility for sales taxes.

• No penalty on refund until March 30th, 2012. No refund beyond this date

• The festival’s insurance does not cover losses or damages to the works caused by fire, theft, vandalism and flood, nor the risks related to transport. The exhibitor will have to sign the entry form in order to disclaim the Festival International Montréal en Arts and the SPDAC (see entry form on page 4).

ARTISTS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES
when entering Canada, you will have to pay a 5% tax on the total value of your works to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). Part of the taxes for the unsold works can be refunded by CBSA.

For more information, visit the website of Canada border services agency (CBSA) www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca (publications - Customs D Memoranda - D8) or contact us to 514.522.4646 / 1 877.522-4646 (Canada&US).

Infomation kit (entry form) - FIMA 2012