Import & Export
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Calculate the customs duty payable from customs value, ad valorem duty, additional duty and specific duty per kg. No sign-up needed; results update as you type.
See the system that does this automaticallyOpen the live demoIn most countries customs duty is the product’s tariff rate applied to the CIF value; additional duties, anti-dumping duties and VAT may be added. The rate depends on the product’s HS code, country of origin and trade agreements.
Expert tip: If you buy from a country with a free trade agreement, a proof of origin can bring duty down to zero; without it the general rate applies, so make the origin document a condition of the order.
Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Additional customs duty rate 0 %, Specific duty (per kg) 0 USD/kg, Net weight 10,000 kg. With these values the results are:
| Ad valorem duty | 4,280 USD |
|---|---|
| Additional customs duty | 0.00 USD |
| Specific duty | 0.00 USD |
| Total customs duty | 4,280 USD |
| Effective tax rate | 8.0 % |
Duty rates vary by country, origin and trade agreements. Verify current rates in the official customs tariff or with your customs broker; the tool calculates with the rates you enter.
Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability.
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You don’t need to do the calculations and checks on this page by hand every day. FCRSOFT derives them all automatically from the records entered in the field.
Calculate the customs duty payable from customs value, ad valorem duty, additional duty and specific duty per kg. The calculation uses Trade Cost Engine: Combines goods value, freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT and local charges into one cost chain and derives unit cost and profitability.
In most countries customs duty is the product’s tariff rate applied to the CIF value; additional duties, anti-dumping duties and VAT may be added. The rate depends on the product’s HS code, country of origin and trade agreements.
If you buy from a country with a free trade agreement, a proof of origin can bring duty down to zero; without it the general rate applies, so make the origin document a condition of the order.
Total customs duty = [Ad valorem duty] + [Additional customs duty] + [Specific duty]. With the example values (Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Additional customs duty rate 0 %, Specific duty (per kg) 0 USD/kg, Net weight 10,000 kg) the result is 4,280 USD.
Example values: Customs value (CIF) 53,500 USD, Customs duty rate 8 %, Additional customs duty rate 0 %, Specific duty (per kg) 0 USD/kg, Net weight 10,000 kg. Ad valorem duty: 4,280 USD; Additional customs duty: 0.00 USD; Specific duty: 0.00 USD; Total customs duty: 4,280 USD; Effective tax rate: 8.0 %.
Yes. The tool is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser; the data you enter is not stored.
FCRSOFT runs this calculation in every import and export file automatically and records landed cost and minimum selling price. You can try the Import & Export package in the live demo without installing anything.
Choose one of 28 currencies in the currency selector; monetary inputs are converted at an approximate rate. To use your own rate, enter the amounts directly.
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