How on earth should the export duties for agency exports to Indonesia be calculated? Come and teach me quickly!
I'm planning to export goods to Indonesia through an agency recently, but I'm not quite sure how to calculate the export duties for agency exports to Indonesia. The main goods I export are some daily necessities, such as plastic products and ceramic tableware. Is there anyone who knows about this aspect and can explain in detail what factors need to be considered when calculating the export duties for agency exports to Indonesia? Are there any specific calculation formulas or methods? If I ask an agency to handle the duty matters, what should I pay attention to?












Professional consultant answers
Joseph ZhouYears of service:10Customer Rating:5.0
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To calculate the export duties for agency exports to Indonesia, first of all, the HS code of the goods should be identified. Different HS codes correspond to different tax rates. Taking plastic products and ceramic tableware as examples, the accurate HS code should be determined according to the characteristics of the goods.
Duties are usually composed of ad valorem duties, specific duties or compound duties. The ad valorem duty is calculated by multiplying the dutiable value of the goods by the tax rate. The dutiable value is generally the CIF price (cost, insurance and freight) of the goods. The specific duty is calculated by multiplying the quantity, weight and other measurement units of the goods by the corresponding tax amount. The compound duty is a combination of ad valorem duty and specific duty.
In addition, Indonesia may also have some special regulations or additional taxes, such as value-added tax and consumption tax. The value-added tax is generally levied at a certain proportion on the basis of the dutiable value of the goods plus the duty amount. When asking an agency to handle the duty matters, attention should be paid to whether the agency is professional, whether it has experience in handling the export duties of similar goods, and whether its charges are reasonable and transparent.
Michelle ChenYears of service:3Customer Rating:5.0
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Besides what has been mentioned above, attention should also be paid to the requirements of the Indonesian customs on the declared value of various goods. If the declared value is too low, it may be questioned by the customs, and if it is too high, more taxes will be paid.
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