How To Avoid Import Tax?

If you want to avoid paying import taxes, it's important to know the tax-exempt limit of the destination country's customs. To avoid being taxed, the declared value of the package should be controlled within the limit.

However, note that falsely declaring the package value may result in fines.

The heavier the weight of the air shipment, the higher the probability of being inspected.

In Malaysia, controlling the declared value of the package to be less than MYR 500 ≈ CNY 750 can help you avoid taxes to the maximum extent.

In Singapore, the rate of tax on air shipments is only 3%, but the weight of the air shipment must be controlled within 20kg, and the declared value must be within CNY 750.

For Singapore sea shipments, 8% GST is required to be paid in advance according to the declared value regardless of the value of the goods.

The above data is for reference only, please consult local customs policies for more information.

Please note that YES company is only responsible for package clearance by China customs, and only assists with destination customs procedures.

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How To Avoid Import Taxes

According to the limit of the minimum tax-free declaration amount for parcel customs clearance in various countries, the experts of YES International Express remind you: In order to avoid being checked at the customs clearance of the destination, the declared value of the package carried by YES LOGISTICS should be controlled within its tax-free amount, which can greatly reduce the probability of the package being taxed and avoid the associated costs.


However, the customs of various countries also have different fines for false declarations of value. The larger the air package (20KG or more), the higher the probability of being inspected.


YES LOGISTICS is only responsible for the package clearance when China Customs exits, and YES is only responsible for assisting in the relevant procedures and processing of the destination customs.


Malaysia's air freight customs tax is based on MYR 500, that is, the package value exceeds MYR 500 will be taxed, and within MYR 500 can maximize tax avoidance.


As long as the declared value of the package is controlled to be less than 500 MYR ≈ 750 CNY, the probability of being taxed is very small.


Singapore is a good proof. Singapore GST is 8%, but since our company has transported it, the tax rate in Singapore's air freight is only 3%, provided that the weight of the air freight package should be controlled within 20kg and the package value within 750 CNY.


Singapore shipping needs to pay 8% GST according to the declared value no matter how much is declared. Before delivery, the local delivery company will contact the recipient to pay the customs duty.


The above data is for reference only! For more information, please check the local customs policy!

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