Golf trolley company gets hit with $183K bill from Chinese EV tariff @CBCToronto
Golf trolley company gets hit with $183K bill from Chinese EV tariff  @CBCToronto
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The owner of a Pickering business which designs and sells electric golf trolleys says he’s being unfairly taxed at a rate intended for Chinese EVs. CBC’s Rochelle Raveendran spoke with Joseph McLuckie, who says his business is in jeopardy after he received a nearly $200,000 tax bill on a shipment of golf trolleys.

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