How much is Import Tax for a $100 product from US?
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You shall pay the VAT...\n\nGermany - US$ 16.00 - € 12.60 - £ 8.42\nUKingdom - US$ 17.50 - € 13.77 - £ 9.21
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multiply the price by the sales tax in percentage
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I work for a company in the USA . The factory i work in is the last one in the USA. The others have gone to China and Mexico. They only have to pay them around .75 cents, an hour. They pay for shipping. It does take longer to get because of customs. It looks like I need to fine a new skill.Don't look at me i just live here.
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Each country and outlet charge  different prices?
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I think the standard is $100.  At least that is what I paid.
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You pay 60% of the bill including shipping costs, with the following exceptions:\n\n1) books printed material pays no taxes\n2) goods under $50 as long as sender and receiver are both individuals and not incorporated\n3) medication received by individual with doctor's prescription\n\nCustoms is very strict, especially from places that are typical like Hong Kong, etc.  Good Luck
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There are in the main three types of tax/duty you may be charged if you import more goods than is your personal allowance when entering the U.K. from a third country (do not confuse this with third-world country). These 'taxes' are:\n\n1. Customs duty. (Applicable to all goods entering the U.K. from countries outside the European Union - calculated as an ad-valorum duty {invoice price abroad + transport/shipping costs +delivery costs}).\n\n2. Excise duty. (Applicable to Tobacco, cigarettes, alcohol, oils etc - calculated by weight, alcoholic strength and volume).\n\n3. VAT. (This is an ad-valorum tax, levied on all goods - in the U.K there are three rates, 17.5% standard rate, 5% reduced rate {domestic gas and electricity} and zero rate {food, childrens clothing, newspapers and books etc. There are also items exempt from tax of which there are few and far between.)\n\nIf you declare the goods at a Customs 'red point' then you may be asked to pay customs duty (depending on where you purchased your goods), you will have to pay excise duty (if they are tobacco or alcohol products) and you will have to pay VAT in addition to customs and excise duty.\n\nAny transgression i.e. using the Green Channel is deemed as smuggling and action will be taken, the least of which is seizure of the goods.\n\nTravelling from the European Union is totally different - there is no onus on the traveller to declare goods purchased in a member state as they are deemed to have paid all relevant European (which includes the U.K.) taxes. However if a traveller is stopped by a Customs Officer and the traveller has excise goods, he or she may be asked by the Officer to account for those goods - if after interview the Officer is satisfied the goods are for resale and/or money or favours have been exchanged for the goods, then the goods and any vehicle used to transport the goods are deemed forfeit to the Crown. (This policy does not include accessionary countries - Poland, Czech Republic etc) \n\nUntil 2005 H.M. Customs and Excise were assigned the collection of this revenue (indirect taxation) and all proceeds from payment of duties and VAT went to H.M. Treasury, detections that resulted in seizure only (some non-EU and all EU seizures) were completed with destruction of the goods. \n\nSince 2005 H.M. Customs and Excise have been combined with the Inland Revenue who dealt with direct taxation (income tax and the like). \n\nAll revenue collected is passed to H.M. Treasury for distrubution to the various Governmental and non-Governmental Departments for use to 'benefit' the public (politicians decide).\n\nHope this helps and give a little more detail - or there again muddies the waters.......
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Impossible.  It is a percentage of whatever the product is.  For example the tax here is 5.5%.  If I buy something for 19.99, with tax it is 21.09.
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I would say use a courier, DHL offer a worldwide service and a tracking service. \n\nWith customs and import taxes, it will depend on each individual country and how many are being shipped. You will need to familiarise yourself with various countries rules. In the UK the website would be www.hmrc.gov.uk. The link below is for a PDF file with information about import valuations. http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPortalWebApp/downloadFile?contentID=HMCE_CL_000230\n\nYou may also wish to consider that most countries have different keyboard layouts and that laptops with "foreign" layouts are not popular in most countries. \n\nAre they high spec laptops?? Are they cheap?? As a retailer of computers in the UK, I can purchase laptops from numerous sources, but the profit margins are quite small. The cheapest laptops here (celeron/256/14"VGA)  are £399 (US $725). While there are some that sell for £1500, the majority sell between £500-£700. \n\nFinally, if you would like to contact me, please do. And if you want to send me a free laptop (to test the customs rules), it would be gratefully received ;)
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Hey, if you've got about 80 Euros, you can get about 100 dollars for it ... is that a deal or what?  That's 20 more than you started with!
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ANYWHERE FROM $100.00 TO $1000.00.\nBUT REMEMBER IT'S NOT THE AMOUNT IT'S THE THOUGHT.
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Send me $100 and I will tell you
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If you "import" for resale you pay Excise duty - you ain't gonna make a fast buck.\nYou can bring as much as you like back from europe for your own personal use, saving money in the process. but if you bring more than 16 cartons, the naughty police will assume that you're planning t re-sell. They CAN confiscate your cigs AND your car - often they will.\nI tried one of those websites once - I'm still waiting.
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The import duty in UK is a right ***** I agree.\n\nYou are allowed £18 import duty tax free on merchandise and double that (£36) tax free on items marked as gifts on each package I believe. If you can get them packaged separately this would definitely help (even better if you get them sent different days). \n\nAlternatively if you can bribe someone to falsify the value of the contents then this would be good too but it's doubtful that'd happen!\n\nAs for shipping company, I have no idea. Sorry.
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Well it depends where you want to order a website(i mean country), but generally it mostly depends on the complexity of your site, coud start from $100 up until tens of thousands USD.
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Read the tax code! It's $250oo
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The Canadian HST is 15%.\nIf you bought a pair of shoes for $100, what would the total price be.