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Import Tax Calculator

Estimate landed import cost from item value, duty, and VAT so users can see the total purchase impact before shipping, brokerage, or threshold rules are added.

Quick startUses a typical landed-cost setup with goods, shipping, duty, VAT, and brokerage.

Item value 1,000, duty 5%, and VAT 20% gives a basic landed-cost estimate before shipping and brokerage.

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Does VAT apply after duty in some countries?

Yes. In some markets VAT or GST applies after duty and may also interact with shipping or customs value. Country-specific variants should adapt the formula and guide instead of relying on one global assumption.

What additional costs are common?

Shipping, brokerage fees, insurance, customs thresholds, and product classification rules are common additions. These should be modeled explicitly in localized landed-cost tools rather than hidden in the explanation text.

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Import cost tools are valuable because users often search for them with strong purchase intent and need a quick landed-cost estimate before they buy. This version combines item value, duty, and VAT into one clear result, but strong localized pages should also explain shipping, brokerage, customs thresholds, and country-specific tax treatment. The guide should make it obvious that import logic changes by market and product class.