欧盟对境外电商进口开征 2 欧元清关费
EU starts charging a nonrefundable €2 customs handling fee on all ecommerce imports, on top of the €3 duty on parcels under €150
欧盟自 11 月 1 日起对来自境外的电商订单按商品种类收取 2 欧元清关手续费，不限货值，叠加 7 月起对 150 欧元及以下包裹征收的 3 欧元关税。两项费用均按商品种类而非按包裹计，爱尔兰海关举例称装有笔、笔记本和钥匙扣的 10 欧元包裹在 VAT 前需缴 15 欧元，两支相同的笔则缴 5 欧元。
欧盟对境外电商包裹按商品种类加收 2 欧元清关费且退货不退，卖家可据此核对低单价多品类订单的到岸成本。
The EU began charging a €2 customs handling fee on November 1 on ecommerce orders shipped from outside the bloc at any value, in addition to the €3 duty it added in July for parcels worth €150 or less, according to Value Added Resource. Both charges apply per type of item rather than per package, so Ireland’s customs agency says a €10 parcel holding a pen, a notebook, and a key ring now owes €15 before VAT, while two identical pens owe €5. The seller or shipper legally owes the fee and can pass it to the buyer, but it isn’t refunded even when an order is returned or faulty. eBay collects it at checkout on eBay International Shipping and Etsy builds it into its labels, while buyers whose sellers ship another way may get a bill at delivery.
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