Duty Calculator

step I:	select an item:
	(The table below will be populated with a corresponding tariff)
step II:	Enter the Value of Goods in the table below
step III:	Hit enter on the keyboard to submit the information
step IV:	tick here and view the notes explaining abbreviations and other relevant information.
Repeat steps I, II, and III above if you have additional items.

results calculated are not final and can be subjected to change by an officer. The calculations below represent estimated figures

i.	ICD is Customs Import Duty, and CPF is Customs Processing Fee.
ii.	FOB value (Free On Board/Freight On Board value) refers to the cost or value of your goods. You can generally use your invoice amount as FOB value. It should be given in US Dollars.
iii.	CPF is calculated at 7.5% of the FOB value.
iv.	ICD is calculated based on a Duty Rate % which is determined by a Tariff-Code, and the the FOB value.
v.	A tariff code is a product-specific code as documented in the Harmonized System (HS) maintained by the World Customs Organization (WCO). Tariff codes exist for almost every product involved in global commerce.
vi.	If you are not certain what Tariff-Codes to use, feel free to download Customs Tariff (2010) on our Archive page, or use our Tariff Search page.
vii.	Supp. Qty (Supplementary Quantity) input is required for some specific Tariff-Codes, where ICD is calculated based on Supp. Qty instead of FOB Value E.g. enter 95.2 if you are importing 95.2 Gallons of Wine.
iix.	Freight Value is required for vehicle imports, where ICD is calculated based on FOB Value + Freight Value instead of FOB Value alone.
ix.	Special Duties such as Fuel Tax, Aviation Fuel Royalty and Duty Free Royalty are not provided by this calculator.
The below image is an example of how the calculator can be used
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