Landed cost calculator
What the goods really cost you in your warehouse: customs value, duty, costs at destination and cost per unit.
The price on your supplier's invoice is not the cost of the product. In between sit the freight, the insurance, the duty that is calculated on the sum of all three, and everything paid on arrival. This calculator does that sum in the order customs does it, separates VAT —normally recoverable— from the cost that stays, and spreads the total across the units in the shipment.
Result
- Customs value (CIF)
- 11,520.00 €
- Duty
- 748.80 €
- Costs at destination
- 650.00 €
- Landed cost of the goods
- 12,918.80 €
- Cost per unit
- 12.9188 €
- VAT taxable base
- 12,918.80 €
- Import VAT
- 2,712.95 €
- Cash out at clearance, VAT included
- 15,631.75 €
- Uplift over the invoice value
- 29.2 %
The arithmetic is the CIF customs value one: duty on goods plus freight plus insurance, and VAT on that base plus the duty and the costs up to the first place of destination. The duty and VAT rates are yours to enter: they depend on your heading, your origin and the country. Neither the result nor the method replaces your broker’s entry.
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