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Anonymous users2024-01-24Furniture exports do not have to pay customs duties, and imports only pay customs duties.
The specific calculation of tariffs depends on which country you want to send to the Americas, Australia, Oceania?
It is best to have a list of goods, and we can give you a plan.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally around 20 percent.
1. Apply for import and export rights.
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Furniture is generally 0 tariff, and furniture has little to do with the importing country, because it is 0 itself; Including wooden furniture, metal furniture, plastic furniture, etc., it is a product encouraged by the state to import, and the tariff is not levied, but there will be a 17% value-added tax. >>>More
If it is made of wood, it needs to be inspected. Iron furniture is not needed to stand a professional customs broker to classify it.
Export furniture has high requirements for quality and safety, the United States has complained about China's first imitation of the first baby crib, you can first understand some safety laws and regulations for the export of round skin, including some international environmental standards (RoSH), so as to ensure that your things have no trouble, I hope it will be useful to you, thank you! Orange is a big difference.
According to the customer's requirements, either disassemble the hair plates, assemblies, and tools and pack them over. Either send it over with a large package with the outer frame, which will generally cost super high and is easy to wear.