Duty & Tax
Customs Duty
A Tax imposed by a country's government on goods imported into or exported out of the country. It serves as a source of revenue for the government and is also used to regulate the movement of goods across borders, protect domestic industries, and control illegal trade.
The importer typically pays for customs duty. When goods are imported into a country, the importer (which could be a business or an individual) is responsible for paying the customs duties and taxes that apply to those goods. The customs duty is usually calculated based on the value of the goods, their classification under the HS code, and the regulations of the importing country.
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Sales Tax (VAT)
If you have an official business registration number or Tax ID, you will be able to get a sales tax refund from your country. Please contact your accountant or national tax service for instructions.
[Only] United States of America
Sales Tax
Free
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) does not collect state sales tax on goods imported into the U.S.
Customs Duty under $800 (Excluding shipping charge)
Free
The shipment must be imported by a single person within one day and intended for personal use.
Customs Duty over $800 (Excluding shipping charge)
0 ~ 15%
The tax rate would differ based on the product's HS code.
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