Goods importation

We employ various strategies to simplify the importation process for our clients’ goods. Handling documentation and customs clearance procedures, in short, you can rely on us.

To enhance the overall efficiency of the import process, we aim to provide a fast, reliable service that complies with current regulations by adopting some or all of the following initiatives:

  • Process documentation automation;
  • Use of advanced tracking systems;
  • Collaboration with customs brokers;
  • Staff training;
  • Use of digital platforms for customs documentation;
  • Monitoring regulatory changes;
  • Consulting services.

Importation costs

The cost of importing goods includes various elements, such as tariffs, duties, taxes, and additional expenses. Knowing these costs is crucial to avoid surprises and accurately calculate the total costs.

Customs tariffs

Customs tariffs are taxes imposed by the destination country on imported goods. These tariffs are determined based on the customs classification of the product and can vary according to the country’s trade policies.

Customs duties

Duties are specific taxes applied to the value of imported goods. They can be ad valorem (calculated as a percentage of the goods’ value) or specific (a fixed amount per unit of weight or quantity). Duties may be established to protect national industry or regulate foreign trade.

Value-added tax (VAT)

Many countries apply VAT on the value of imported goods. VAT is a consumption tax added to the price of goods and can vary from country to country.

Customs clearance fees

Many countries apply VAT on the value of imported goods. VAT is a consumption tax added to the price of goods and can vary from country to country.

International shipping costs

The cost of importation may include the international shipping costs of goods from the country of origin to the destination country. These costs depend on the mode of transport used and associated services.

Insurance

Insurance on the transport of goods can be included in the importation cost. It covers any damage or losses that may occur during transport.

Additional expenses

There may be other additional expenses, such as environmental taxes or fees for handling specific customs documents, contributing to the total cost of importation.

Import Cost Estimate for Foreign Goods

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