customs fees
Border crossing payments
Customs fees are charges imposed by a government on goods crossing its borders.
These include import duties, processing charges, and taxes collected when items enter a country: The customs fees on that shipment added twenty percent to the cost.
International shoppers and businesses must factor customs fees into their total expenses.
- export dutiesTaxes on goods leaving
- anti-dumping dutiesTaxes on underpriced imports
- import dutiesTaxes on incoming goods
- customs declarationsStatements of imported goods
- customs valuationDetermining import worth for tariffs
value added tax · customs clearance · border crossing · port of entry · revenue generation · trade barriers · red tape · trade deal · duty free · export taxes · import regulations · shipping costs · trade quotas · customs brokers · shipping manifests · trade deficits · declaration · form
- customscustoms, customs clearance, customs declaration, customs duty, customs officers
- government feespermit fee, user fees, permit fees, license fees, license fee
- shipping costsfreight rates, postage, shipping rates, stamps, shipping costs
- shipping termson-time delivery, expedited, en route, postage, cash on delivery
- import feescustoms duties, import duties, import tax, import taxes, duties
- tariffstariff, customs duty, import duty, tariff rates, import tax
customs feesinternal revenue
Domestically collected government income
local taxes · state taxes · VAT · excise tax · income tax
customs feesfree trade
Unrestricted international exchange
open borders · duty-free zones · free trade agreements · duty-free allowance · deregulation