Swedish Customs will impose VAT on e-commerce goods, which is expected to result in delays and retur
- Author:Cynthia
- Source:5688.cn
- Release Date:2018-03-01
Recently,SwedenThe Customs will impose VAT on all non-EU e-commerce goods (including mail). Regardless of the value of the goods, Swedish Customs will collect VAT from the addressees. This rule will be implemented from March 1, 2018.
By then, there will be some problems in the formal implementation of this operation. It is expected that there will be a major delay in the entry of taxable goods into the country. More likely to be returned after March 1 due to high volume parcels refused to pay VAT due to the recipient. Logistics Baba hereby reminds all consignors to pay attention to communicate with customers as early as possible so as not to cause any loss.
It is reported that Sweden's VAT rate is generally 25%. If the value of the goods is less than 150 euros, Sweden Post will charge 7.5 euros service fee. Above 150 EUR, service charge of 12.5 EUR.
By then, there will be some problems in the formal implementation of this operation. It is expected that there will be a major delay in the entry of taxable goods into the country. More likely to be returned after March 1 due to high volume parcels refused to pay VAT due to the recipient. Logistics Baba hereby reminds all consignors to pay attention to communicate with customers as early as possible so as not to cause any loss.
It is reported that Sweden's VAT rate is generally 25%. If the value of the goods is less than 150 euros, Sweden Post will charge 7.5 euros service fee. Above 150 EUR, service charge of 12.5 EUR.