With the rise of international e-commerce, platforms like eBay and Amazon have made it easier than ever to buy products from overseas. However, one common concern for shoppers is import duty and VAT (Value-Added Tax) on their purchases. If you’ve recently bought an item using IOSS (Import One-Stop Shop), you might be wondering whether you’re required to pay additional import duty.
In today’s globalized world, online shopping has made it easy to buy products from international sellers. However, one often-overlooked aspect of cross-border e-commerce is import customs and duties. If you’ve ever purchased an item under Delivered Duty Unpaid (DDU) terms, you might have been surprised by unexpected fees upon delivery. Understanding how DDU works and how to handle customs payments can save you time, money, and frustration.
🎄🎄 Xmas 2022 deliveries 🎄🎄
U.K Timescales
Last ordering date for U.K. dates for IN Stock items will be…
13.00 on 15th Dec for free postage options, this could change depeding on the Royal Mails strike actions.
12.00 on 21st Dec for DHL Express, signatures will be required so please ensure someone is at the delivery address.
11.30 on 23rd Dec for local deliveries.
Xmas 2021 deliveries.
U.K Timescales
Last ordering date for U.K. dates for IN Stock items will be…
13.00 on 17th Dec for free postage options
12.00 on 21st Dec for DHL Express, signatures will be required so please ensure someone is at the delivery address.
Please read full blog post for non U.K. deliveries.
