Shipping From China To UK Customs Charges,The calculation formula for the UK’s import tariff is: Import tariff payable = Duty-paid price × Import tariff rate. The following is a detailed explanation of key information:
Duty-paid price: The price determined by the customs after review or assessment of import and export goods in accordance with relevant regulations, Import tariff rate: Depends on the type and origin of the goods, usually between 0%-17%
Specifically, the British Customs stipulates that if the value of the items carried by an individual exceeds pounds (about RMB 1,200), he or she needs to pay taxes. If the value of the items you carry exceeds pounds, but is still within a reasonable range, you need to declare to the customs and pay the corresponding taxes.
UK: The tax rate is between 0% and 17%, and electronic products such as laptops, mobile phones, digital cameras and game consoles are exempt from customs duties. The standard VAT rate in the UK is 20%, and the VAT calculation formula is: VAT = VAT rate × (CIF price + import tariff), and the tariff threshold is pounds.
The UK import tariff involves many factors such as the type of goods and international trade agreements, so there is no fixed standard tax rate. The specific tax rate depends on the situation and can be checked on the official website of the UK Customs. The UK import tariff is set for different goods, and its tax rate is usually determined by factors such as commodity classification, origin and destination.
The customs duty on bags bought in the UK is 20%. According to the relevant information, the import tax paid is the tax-paid price of the bag multiplied by the import tax rate. Customs duty refers to a tax imposed by a country’s customs on imported and exported goods passing through its customs territory in accordance with the country’s laws. It is a tax imposed by the customs on inbound and outbound goods, articles and means of transport that are supervised by the law.
Subjective law: The customs tax payment standards are as follows: the calculation formula for ad valorem is: tax payable = dutiable price × tariff rate; the calculation formula for ad valorem is: tax payable = quantity of goods × unit tax amount. After the customs examines and determines the dutiable price of imported and exported goods, the taxpayer may request the customs in writing to make a written explanation on how to determine the dutiable price of its imported and exported goods, and the customs shall make a written explanation to the taxpayer.
It depends on what you are mailing, such as the tariff rate for cosmetics is 30%, the tariff rate for home appliances is 30%, etc. 5000*30%= 0, the tariff rate for milk powder is 15%, etc. The tax you have to pay is the tax paid by using the dutiable price * import tariff rate. British tariffs: import tariff payable = dutiable price × import tariff rate
