UK threshold: ￡15


The composition of the comprehensive tariff: VAT (VAT) + DUTY (tariff) + ADV (clearance and miscellaneous fees)


VAT = (value (declared to customs) + shipping + DUTY) X 20%


DUTY = value X product tax rate


 


Australian threshold: 1000 Australian dollars


Composition of comprehensive tariffs: DUTY + GST + ADV (clearance of customs clearance)


GST = UK VAT (value (for customs declaration) + shipping + DUTY) X 10 %


DUTY = value X tax rate


 


US threshold: $200


Composition of comprehensive tariffs: DUTY (tariff) + ADV (clearance of customs duties)


DUTY = value X tax rate


 


EU threshold for 22 euros


Composition of comprehensive tariffs: VAT = (value (declared to customs) + freight + DUTY) X 19%


DUTY = (value + shipping 70%) X product tax rate


 


The Swiss tariff threshold is: CHF 100


Previously, sellers were consulting Switzerland's tariff threshold (Switzerland did not join the EU, a neutral country), and inquired about the Swiss Customs website. Please know!


 


EU


Http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/dds/tarhome_en.htm


 


Japan


Http://www.customs.go.jp/tariff/2010/index.htm


 


Canada (China applies GPT tax rate)


Http://cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/trade-commerce/tariff-tarif/2010/01-99/tblmod-eng.html


 


Norway


http://www.toll.no/templates_TAD/Tolltariffen/StartPage.aspx?id=164540&epslanguage=EN


 


Switzerland


http://xtares.admin.ch/tares/home/homeFormHandler.do;jsessionid=Lc9xQFwJhKcm2T012NBNqCFBw1hsxmvjBf5CMMx6GsNDqYP06yLh!-1750961295?


 


Russia


Http://www.russian-customs-tariff.com/


 


Australia (China applies DCS tax rate)


Http://www.customs.gov.au/site/page5663.asp#tariff490


 


  new Zealand


http://www.customs.govt.nz/library/Working Tariff of New Zealand/default.htm


 


Pakistan


http://www.cbr.gov.pk/newcu/TARIFF/Tarrif20082009.asp


 


Bangladesh


http://www.nbr-bd.org/nbrweb/TariffPdfs/


 


Malaysia


Http://tariff.customs.gov.my/


 


Vietnam


Http://itpc.hochiminhcity.gov.vn/importers/how_to_import/tax/folder_listing/?set_language=en


 


India


Http://www.cbec.gov.in/customs/cst-0910/cst-main.htm


 


Sri Lanka


Http://www.customs.gov.lk/tariff.htm


 


Korea


http://english.customs.go.kr/kcsweb/user.tdf?a=user.customtariff.CustomTariffApp&c=1001&mc=ENGLISH_INFORMATION_KOREA


 


Thailand


Http://igtf.customs.go.th/igtf/en/main_frame.jsp


 


Chile


Http://fta.mofcom.gov.cn/chile/guanshuichaxun.shtml


 


Brunei


http://www.jked.gov.bn/organisasi/Tariff.htm


 


ASEAN countries' tax cuts for China


http://china.aftasources.com/Wikipedia/list-3326.html


 


China Free Trade Zone Service Network (ASEAN. Pakistan. Chile. New Zealand. Singapore. Peru)


Http://fta.mofcom.gov.cn/fta_qianshu.shtml


 


Shenzhen Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau - Regional Discount Inquiry System


Http://59.40.185.205/dpq/web/index.jsp


 


Supplementary explanation


 


1. Basic tax rate / WTO tax rate


 


The WTO here refers to the MFN (Most MFN) tax rate, the tariff rate enjoyed by a country's imported products from its MFN countries. Adopted by countries with bilateral or multilateral trade agreements, MFN treatment is an important clause in the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, according to which the contractual and preferential exemptions granted to third countries by the Contracting States are now and in the future. The same privilege is given to the other contracting party, which is reflected in the tariff, which is the MFN tariff. This form of tariff concession is reciprocal. The trade rate between the WTO members is now applied to the MFN rate, and the MFN rate is the normal rate. Generally, the GSP and the preferential tariffs of the free trade zone are tariff reductions based on WTO tariffs. Basic tax rate: In the preferential arrangements of some countries in ASEAN, the tariff is the core of the preferential base and the starting point.


 


2. Preferential tax rate:


 


Refers to preferential tariff rates below the general tax rate imposed on imported goods from a particular beneficiary country. Preferential tariffs are generally reciprocal. Through international trade or customs tariff agreements, the parties to the agreement grant preferential tariff treatment to each other; but there are also unilateral, preferential policies for the beneficiary countries to give one-way preferential treatment to the beneficiary countries, and no reverse preferential treatment is required. For example, the preferential tariffs under the GSP; the WTO implements multilateral universal MFN preferential tariffs, and any party gives it to all parties.


 


Currently, the preferential tariffs include two types:


 


1. GSP preferential margin: It is a preferential tax rate provided by developed countries to developing countries. It is based on the MFN tariff rate and is therefore the minimum tax rate. It is a one-way, non-reciprocal tax rate. Including the European Union, Japan, Canada, Norway, Switzerland, Australia and other countries.


 


2. Free trade zone preferential margin: It is a regional trade arrangement in the form of preferential trade arrangements and free trade zones. The “privileged system” tax rate that is more favorable than the MFN tax rate in these regions is the World Trade Organization. One of the exceptions to the MFN principle. Including ASEAN countries, Asia-Pacific countries, Pakistan, Chile, Peru, New Zealand and other countries.


 


National tax exemption amount:


 


Country Currency Amount Remarks


China RMB 1000


United States US dollar 200


Canada Canadian Dollar 20


United Kingdom ￡15


Australia and New Zealand AUD 1000


Europe Euro 22


Russian ruble 10000


Latin American dollars 50 packages higher than US$50 are easy to lose


Japan, US dollar 130


Singapore Dollar 307


Brazil US$ 46


New Zealand US dollar 308 (including shipping)


Spain dollar 30


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