The only calculator that models customs transit rather than import duty. The result is always shown in full — an e-mail address is never required.
Invoice amount and its currency — nothing else is needed.
The exchange rate is indicative and updated regularly. The final calculation uses the National Bank rate on the day of declaration.
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Between bands the fee moves proportionally. The tariff is published in full and nothing is added to it.
| Invoice value | Fee |
|---|---|
| Up to $40 000 | $105 |
| $40 000 – $50 000 | $105 – $135 |
| $50 000 – $60 000 | $135 – $140 |
| $60 000 – $75 000 | $140 – $147 |
| $75 000 – $90 000 | $147 – $154 |
| $90 000 – $100 000 | $154 – $159 |
| $100 000 – $150 000 | $159 – $184 |
| $150 000 – $200 000 | $184 – $208 |
| $200 000 – $300 000 | $208 – $334 |
| Above $300 000 | Individual |
This calculation is informational and is not a binding offer. Final amounts depend on the exchange rate on the day of declaration, the HS subheading and the decision of customs.
The Revenue Service already publishes an official import-duty calculator free of charge. We do not duplicate it.