customs duty

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customs duty

The traveler pays customs duty on the imported goods.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A tax levied on goods when they are transported across international borders: "Customs duty" is a government-imposed charge on imports and, less commonly, on exports. It is collected by customs authorities at the point of entry into a country.
Usage
  • As a subject or object: "Customs duty" is typically used as a countable or uncountable noun to refer to the tax itself or the amount owed.
    • The customs duty on imported electronics has increased.
    • We had to pay a high customs duty for the shipment.
  • With prepositions: It is commonly used with prepositions like on, for, and at.
    • What is the rate of customs duty on wine?
    • The company budgeted for the applicable customs duties.
Examples
  • Before you can collect your package from abroad, you must settle any outstanding customs duty.
  • The trade agreement eliminated customs duties on agricultural products between the two nations.
  • The declared value of the item determines the amount of customs duty owed.
Advanced Usage
  • "To be liable for customs duty": To be legally responsible for paying the tax.
    • Commercial goods are always liable for customs duty.
  • "Customs duty exemption": A situation where the tax is not required to be paid.
    • Personal effects may qualify for a customs duty exemption.
Variants and Related Words
  • Duty (n): Often used synonymously with "customs duty" in trade contexts (e.g., , ).
  • Tariff (n): A broader term that can refer to a schedule or system of duties imposed on imported goods.
  • Customs (n): The government agency responsible for collecting duties and controlling the flow of goods across borders.
  • Import tax (n): A general term for a tax on imported goods.
Synonyms
  • Import duty: A tax specifically on goods brought into a country.
  • Levy: A general term for an imposed tax or charge.
  • Charge: A fee or payment demanded.
Related Phrases
  • Customs declaration: The official form listing goods being imported and their value, used to assess duty.
  • Duty-free: Denoting goods on which no customs duty is charged, often at airports or in international zones.
  • Pay duty on: The act of settling the required tax payment.
    • You will need to pay duty on any items exceeding the allowance.
customs duty

The traveler pays customs duty on the imported goods.

Noun
  1. money collected under a tariff

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