No,
The buyer is responsible for paying all his country's customs and sales tax fees.
In addition the shipping company may charge a service fee for 'customs brokerage', assessing those fees, collecting and remitting them.
Usually this happens on delivery at your door.
Some sellers in the USA and the UK have opted for the Global Shipping Program.
This is a Seller Protection program that ends the seller's responsibility for delivery when the purchase is delivered to the freight forwarders Pitney Bowes.
PB then assesses the applicable duty and sales taxes for your country and charges them to you.
The only difference for you as a buyer is that with those US and UK sellers you pay the tax, duty and service fees in advance, while with sellers in the rest of the world (and some US and UK sellers) you pay on arrival.
