Import Duty & Tax CalculatorSee what customs will add before your parcel ships — duty, import VAT or GST, and the total you actually pay on arrival.
Duty is charged on the goods value (FOB) and there is no federal import VAT. The $800 duty-free de minimis was suspended in 2026, so low-value parcels are now dutiable.
Duty rates depend on your product's HS code and change often — look yours up on the destination's customs tariff, then enter it here. Look up the official rate ↗
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FAQ
What duty rate should I enter?
The one for your specific product. Duty is set by the item's HS (Harmonized System) code, so a phone case and a pair of shoes entering the same country pay different rates. Look your code up on the destination's official customs tariff and type that percentage in — the tool can't guess it, which is exactly why it stays a field you control.
What's the difference between CIF and FOB?
It changes which amount the duty is charged on. FOB counts only the goods; CIF adds shipping and insurance first, so the same rate produces a bigger bill. Each country loads its usual basis — the US assesses on FOB, most others on CIF — but you can switch it if your shipment is handled differently.
Does a cheap parcel still get taxed?
More than it used to. 'De minimis' is the value below which a shipment clears free of duty, and in 2026 those thresholds collapsed — the US suspended its $800 exemption and the EU dropped its €150 one. The note under each country says where things stand, but the rules are shifting month to month, so treat every figure here as an estimate and confirm with your carrier or broker.