When a buyer (Canadian) purchases from a seller from China, when do you pay for duties and taxes?
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on 07-11-2020 05:29 PM
Just as the title says, I am wondering when do I have to pay for taxes and duties. Does it get charged to my pay pal account when it imports into the country? Or do I have to pay at the door when the package arrives at my doorstep? (Note: I read somewhere that duties and taxes are not applicable to items that cost less than $20 U.S. Is this true?
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07-11-2020
07:40 PM
@jonaoco-65 wrote:Just as the title says, I am wondering when do I have to pay for taxes and duties.
When it arrives.
Duty & sales tax apply to stuff worth $20cdn or more when sent from China. Plus a clearance service fee of $9.95 when using Canada Post.
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The new limits when importing stuff made in USA/Mexico is $40 for sales tax, $150 for duty.
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