Import Duty & Tax Calculator (US, EU, UK)
Estimate import duty and VAT/sales tax on goods you buy or ship from abroad — US (no de minimis since August 2025), EU (import VAT plus the new €3 low-value duty) and UK (£135 rule) — from value, shipping and duty rate.
Estimates only — not tax advice. Tax rules change and depend on your situation; check with the tax authority or a tax professional.
How to use
- 1Choose the destination and enter the goods value and shipping cost.
- 2Enter the duty rate for your product's HS code (from the destination's tariff database).
- 3See duty, import VAT and the total landed cost.
How it's calculated
EU: duty = rate × (goods + shipping), or €3 per tariff line for consignments ≤ €150 sold to consumers (from 1 July 2026); import VAT = VAT rate × (goods + shipping + duty). UK: consignments ≤ £135 have no customs duty and VAT is charged at checkout; above that, duty on the customs value then 20% VAT. US: duty (including any additional tariffs) on the goods value — the $800 de minimis exemption ended on 29 August 2025.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I find the duty rate?
Look up the product's HS code in the destination's tariff tool: the EU's TARIC, the UK Trade Tariff, or the US Harmonized Tariff Schedule (plus any Section 301/232 or reciprocal tariffs).
Who pays the import charges?
The importer — usually you as the buyer, collected by the courier before delivery (often with a handling fee), unless the seller shipped 'DDP' (delivered duty paid).
Is there still a duty-free allowance?
EU: no — since July 2026 low-value parcels pay a flat €3 per tariff line. UK: goods up to £135 have no duty. US: all commercial imports are dutiable since August 2025. Travellers' personal allowances are separate.