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re calculated, vary depending on which country the products are imported to. At a glance, taxation and international trade might seem very complicated. That’s why we’ve decided to make life easier for you importers out there.
In this article, we explain the basics of Custom Duties, VAT, Anti-Dumping and other taxes that apply when importing from China to Europe, USA and Australia.
European Union
The European Union is not a country, but a single market. This means that all EU member states have the same customs duty rates on products imported from non-EU countries. An importer only pays customs once, for products imported from China. Custom duties are not added to products sold within the European Union. Thus, your Spanish and German customers won’t need to pay customs on products that have already entered EU territory.
That being said, the customs duty rates vary between different products. Products that are not manufactured in the EU (e.g. consumer electronics) tend to have lower customs duty rates �sometimes as low as 0%. On the other hand, the opposite is often true for products that are considered part of an important industry in the EU. Shoes, for example, have a customs duty of 12%. Below follows a list of common products and their respective duty rate in the EU:
· Wristwatches: 4.5% (Min: â‚?.30, Max: â‚?.80)
· Tablet PC: 0%
· Solar Panels: 0%
· T Shirts: 12%
· Electric Bikes: 6%
· LED Bulb Lights: 4.7%
· Peanuts: 12.8%
Value Added Tax (VAT)
Value Added Tax (VAT) is compulsory in all EU states. Different member states have different VAT rates. Certain products, such as food and books, often have a reduced VAT rate. However, the standard VAT rate applies to most consumer and industrial products imported from China.
The VAT is added on top of the customs value, plus the duty (that is also based on the customs value). However, VAT added on imported products are treated as VAT paid on purchases made within the EU (including purchases from other EU states). This means that the VAT added on the imports, may also be offset against VAT added on sales.
Customs Value
Practically, the EU customs value is based on the CIF (Cost Insurance Freight) price of the imported goods. Below follows a slightly more detailed specification of which costs the customs value includes:
1. Product price
2. Tooling costs (e.g., injection molds)
3. Shipping and logistics costs (to Port of Destination)
4. Product Development Costs (e.g. product samples)
5. Insurance
The customs value is not including the following costs:
1. Commission and fees paid for purchasing agents (e.g. sourcing agents)
2. Transportation costs generated in the importer’s country (e.g. transportation from the port to the final place of delivery)
3. Costs generated in the Port of Destination (e.g. port fees and customs clearance fees)
Customs authorities are not making rough estimates. Instead, the declared value shall be clearly stated on the Bill of Lading â€?a document that is either issued by your supplier or freight forwarder. This requires your supplier to declare the correct value. Otherwise, you’ll end up paying the wrong amount.
Customs value
Custom duties, GST and Import Processing Charges are based on the goods FOB (Free on Board) value. This includes the following:
1. Product cost
2. Transportation cost (to Port of Loading in China)
3. Export clearance (China)
Anti-Dumping Duties
The Chinese government has provided (and still is) certain industries and/or domestic manufacturers with subsidies. Essentially, this means that the relevant Chinese manufacturers are allowed to sell products below the market price. Good old price dumping. These practices are not much liked by the EU and US �which often react with Anti-Dumping Duty measures. Sometimes the Anti-Dumping Duties target entire industries, sometimes they target individual manufacturers.
An Anti-Dumping Duty shall be taken seriously, since these are often in the range of 40 â€?60% (as a comparison, the average duty rate is around 5% in most western countries). If you would end up importing products that are under Anti-Dumping, you probably won’t be notified until the cargo arrives in the Port of Destination. After all, the Chinese manufacturer is not liable for taxation outside of China.
Thus, it’s critical that you research whether an Anti-Dumping Duty measures are imposed on your product and/or supplier, before you place an order. Anti-Dumping Duties are currently imposed on a wide range of product and industries, read more about open cases in the European Union, United States and Australia in the links below:
· European Union

· United States

· Australia

Declared Value
Customs duties and taxes are percentages calculated based on the Customs Value.
The customs value is based on the declared value, which in turn shall be stated on Commercial Invoice â€?a document issued by the supplier. It’s critical that the correct value is declared on the Commercial Invoice, or you might end up paying the wrong amount.
It’s always the importer’s responsibility to ensure that the correct declared value is stated on the Commercial Invoice. This responsibility cannot be shifted to the Chinese supplier.
HS Codes
The customs duty is not entirely based on the declared value â€?it also varies between different products. However, customs officers are busy people. They don’t have time to open every single carton and classify the items on their own. Instead, an HS code specifies the type of product/s.
HS Codes (Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System) are part of an international classification system that makes this process quite simple. Yet, it’s up to you to ensure that the correct HS Code is specified on the Commercial Invoice. Otherwise, you’ll end up paying a custom duty rate based on the wrong product.
“Are custom duties refunded?â€?No, unlike VAT, customs duties cannot be offset. Therefore the customs duty shall be considered as part of the product cost â€?and not a temporary outlay. Sometimes the duty rate is so low it barely makes a difference. However, in other cases the duty rate makes up a substantial part of the procurement cost.
Payment of customs and taxes
There are various ways to pay the customs duties and related taxes, when importing from China. In fact, you can even pay them directly to your Chinese supplier. Below we list the most common cases:
Option #1: Pay customs duties & taxes to the shipping company
This option is probably the most simple. Your cargo arrives at the Port of Destination and the customs authorities adds customs and taxes (e.g. VAT) based on the declared value and the HS code. This amount is then invoiced to you by your shipping company (e.g. FedEx or DHL.)
In some cases, you are required to pay the customs and tax invoice before the goods are delivered. However, you might get better payment terms if you’re an account holder of the freight company in question. This service doesn’t come free of charge. The shipping company usually charges somewhere between US$40 â€?80 for managing the customs declaration.
Option #2: Apply for customs credit from your local customs authorities
Customs authorities offer customs credit to importers. Basically, a customs credit allows you to first get your cargo to your warehouse and pay customs and taxes at a later date. The transaction is then made directly to a bank account operated by the Customs Authority, instead of paying the freight company (as detailed in Option #1).
Option #3: Purchase DDP (Delivery Duty Paid) directly from your supplier
DDP is an incoterm that, on top of shipping and port fees, includes custom duties. The customs duty is included in the price you pay your supplier. However, additional taxes such as VAT and GST, is in general not included due to cross-border taxation issues. Instead, these taxes are paid upon arrival in the Port of Destination.
“Do we need to pay custom duties or other taxes in China?â€?No, foreign companies and individuals are not tax subjects in China. Besides, any costs generated in China shall be included in the FOB (Free on Board) price. However, if you purchase products on Ex Work terms (EXW) from your Chinese supplier, no shipping and exporting related costs are included.
This means that you’ll need to pay for transportation from the supplier’s facility to the Port of Loading in China â€?AND pay for exporting clearance documents. While this is not a tax, it’s still a cost you cannot