Calculate your import taxes by HS code and origin country
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Customs duty on imports is calculated by applying the rate determined by the HS code to the CIF (Cost + Freight + Insurance) value of the product. Customs duty rates can range from 0% to 150% depending on the product group.
Calculation order: First, CIF value is converted to TRY, customs duty is calculated, then SCT (if applicable), additional duty and RUSF are added. Finally, VAT is calculated on the sum of all these items.
Calculated on CIF value at the rate determined by HS code.
Applied on CIF + Customs Duty for specific product groups.
Additional protective duty applied on CIF value.
Fund applied at 6% of CIF value for deferred payments.
Applied at 1%, 10% or 20% on the total assessment including all taxes.
Customs duty is calculated by applying the rate determined by the HS code to the CIF value of the product. For example, if a product has a 12% customs duty rate and a CIF value of 100,000 TRY, the customs duty is 12,000 TRY.
CIF (Cost, Insurance, Freight) is the sum of the product cost, freight, and insurance. Customs duty is always calculated based on the CIF value, regardless of the delivery term.
Import VAT is calculated on the sum of CIF value + customs duty + SCT + additional duty + RUSF. The general VAT rate is 20%, with food products at 1% or 10%.
RUSF (Resource Utilization Support Fund) does not apply to cash payments. It is also exempt for letter of credit transactions and imports under Inward Processing Authorization.
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