Sending goods to Switzerland. (Switzerland)

Import taxes and duties for shipping goods to Switzerland.

Overview

When shipping goods to Switzerland, the recipient is required to pay import duties, whether the goods are for personal or commercial use. Import duties are calculated based on weight and the specific characteristics of the imported goods. In addition to import duties, Value Added Tax (VAT) is also levied, calculated on the CIF (Cost, Insurance & Freight) price, which is the full value of the imported goods plus insurance and freight costs, plus any applicable duties. Certain specific goods may also be subject to excise tax.

Swiss tax rates.

Switzerland levies import duties on a variable basis depending on the weight or type of product. For example, athletic shoes are taxed at a rate of CHF 206 per 100 kilograms, and cotton clothing at a rate of CHF 171.00 per 100 kilograms. 
Certain items can be imported to Switzerland duty-free (for example, books, laptop computers, and other electronic products).

Value Added Tax (VAT) in Switzerland

Shipments to Switzerland are subject to a Value Added Tax (VAT) of 8% on the total CIF price, plus duties (if any). Some essential goods, such as food, are subject to a reduced rate of 2.5%.

Minimum taxes and duties in Switzerland.

Switzerland has a minimum duty-free tax, but will waive duties and value-added tax in the following cases:

Shipments to Switzerland with a total value not exceeding CHF 5 are exempt from customs duties.

 Value Added Tax (VAT) is not charged if the total VAT amount does not exceed CHF5.
 

Other taxes and customs fees in Switzerland.

Shipments of tobacco and alcohol to Switzerland are subject to excise duty.

Location and contact information for the Swiss Customs Department.

Further information regarding import declaration procedures and restrictions on shipments to Switzerland can be found on the Swiss Customs website:  https://www.ch.ch/en/swiss-customs

waySending goods to Switzerland.

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Sending goods to Spain. (Spain)

Taxes and import duties for shipping goods to Spain.

Overview

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When shipping goods to Spain from outside the European Union, the recipient is required to pay import duties, whether the goods are for personal or commercial use. Import duties are calculated based on the CIF (Cost, Insurance & Freight) price, which is the full value of the imported goods plus insurance and freight costs.
 

Tax and duty rates in Spain.

Spain levies import duties ranging from 0% (e.g., books) to 17% (e.g., Wellington Boots). Some items shipped to Spain are exempt from duties, such as laptop computers, mobile phones, digital cameras, and video games.

Certain types of goods shipped to Spain are subject to additional duties, depending on the country of origin. For example, bicycles imported from China are subject to an additional duty of 48.5% (anti-dumping). 

Value Added Tax (VAT) rates in Spain.

Shipments to Spain are subject to a Value Added Tax (VAT) of 21%, with specific goods subject to a lower rate of 10% or a very low special rate of 4%. VAT is calculated on the value of the goods plus international shipping and insurance costs plus import duties (if applicable).
 

Minimum taxes and duties in Spain.

Spain has a minimum tax rate, but will waive duties in the following cases:

Spain calculates import duties on an FOB price (meaning the value of the goods only, excluding shipping and insurance costs). For shipments to Slovenia with a value not exceeding EUR150, no import duties will be charged.

Shipments to Spain with a value not exceeding EUR22 will be exempt from Value Added Tax (VAT).

Other taxes and customs fees in Spain.

Shipments of tobacco and alcohol to Spain are subject to excise duty, and additional customs fees may be charged to cover necessary costs for inspection, verification, and/or testing of imported goods.

Location and contact information for the Spanish Customs Department.

Further information regarding import procedures and restrictions on shipments to Spain can be found on the Spanish Customs website:  https://www.agenciatributaria.es/AEAT.internet/en_gb/Inicio.shtml

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Sending goods to Russia. (Russia)

Import taxes and duties for shipping goods to Russia.

Overview

When shipping goods to Russia from outside the European Union, the recipient is required to pay import duties, whether the goods are for personal or commercial use. Duties may vary and are levied separately depending on the type of importer. The CIF (Cost, Insurance & Freight) assessment method involves calculating duties and taxes on the full value of the imported goods, including the cost of the goods, insurance, and freight. Duties may be levied as a percentage of the value of the goods (ad valorem) or on a per-unit basis, such as by weight or number of pieces. In addition to duties, imports are also subject to Value Added Tax (VAT).
 

Value Added Tax (VAT) rates in Russia

Shipments to Russia will be subject to Value Added Tax (VAT) at a rate of 18% on the total CIF price, plus duties (if any). Some goods will be taxed at a lower rate of 10%. 
 

Minimum duties and taxes in Russia.

Shipping goods to Russia for personal or commercial use is subject to different duty and value-added tax rates. Goods imported for personal use, whether sent via post or courier, with a total CIF value of EUR 1,000 plus a total weight of 31 kg, within one calendar month, are exempt from duties and value-added tax.

Minimum duties or taxes may be levied on either the CIF (Cost, Information, and Export) price, by weight, or both.
The following storage requirements apply:

• If the value of the goods exceeds EUR1,000, a combined duty and value-added tax (VAT) will be charged at the rate of 30%.
  The excess amount in the price of the goods is taxed, but if the value of the goods does not exceed EUR2, the tax is waived.
• If the weight of the goods exceeds 31 kilograms, a customs duty and value-added tax totaling EUR4 per kilogram of the excess weight will be charged.
• If both the value and weight of the goods exceed the specified rate, additional duties and taxes will be levied at a rate of 30% on the excess price of the goods, plus a minimum rate of EUR4 per kilogram.
• Commercial shipments to Russia are subject to duties and value-added taxes regardless of the value or weight of the goods. The duty rate depends on the type of imported goods.

Other taxes and customs fees in Russia.

There are no taxes or other customs fees charged for shipments to Russia.

Location and contact information for the Russian Customs Department.

Further information regarding import procedures and restrictions on shipments to Russia can be found on the Russian Customs website:  https://eng.customs.gov.ru

How to send goods to Russia.

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Sending goods to Romania. (Romania)

Taxes and import duties for shipping goods to Romania.

Overview

When shipping goods to Romania from outside the European Union, the recipient is required to pay import duties, whether the goods are for personal or commercial use. Import duties are calculated based on the CIF (Cost, Insurance & Freight) price, which is the full value of the imported goods plus insurance and freight costs.
 

Tax and duty rates in Romania.

Romania charges customs duties ranging from 0% (e.g., books) to 17% (e.g., Wellington Boots). Some items shipped to Romania are exempt from duties, such as laptop computers, mobile phones, digital cameras, and video games.

Certain types of goods shipped to Romania are subject to additional duties, depending on the country of origin. For example, bicycles imported from China are subject to an additional duty of 48.5% (anti-dumping).

Value Added Tax (VAT) rates in Romania.

Shipments to Romania will be subject to a Value Added Tax (VAT) of 24%, calculated based on the value of the goods plus international shipping and insurance costs plus import duties (if applicable).

Minimum taxes in Romania

Romania has a minimum duty levy, but exempts duties and value-added tax in the following cases:

Romania calculates import duties on an FOB (full-time) basis (meaning the value of the goods only, excluding shipping and insurance costs). For shipments to Romania with a value not exceeding EUR150, no import duty will be charged.

Shipments to Romania with a value of EUR10 or less will be exempt from Value Added Tax (VAT). 

Other taxes and customs fees in Romania.

Shipments of tobacco and alcohol to Romania are subject to excise duty, and additional customs fees may be charged to cover necessary costs for inspection, verification, and/or testing of imported goods.
 

Location and contact information for the Romanian Customs Department.

Further information regarding import procedures and restrictions on sending goods into Romania can be found on the Romanian Customs website:  https://www.customs.ro/en

How to send something to Romania.

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