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Understanding post-Brexit customs charges and IVA on imported goods
Since Brexit, the España no longer has free movement of goods with the EU. All imports from outside the España customs territory—including from the EU—are now subject to customs duty and IVA. Here's what you need to know:
What it is and how rates are determined
Customs duty is a tax imposed on goods imported into the España. It's separate from IVA and is charged to protect domestic industries and generate revenue. The rate depends on the product type (HS code) and country of origin.
The España uses the Global Tariff Schedule to determine duty rates. Tipos vary from 0% (for some raw materials) to 25% (for certain goods). Tu product's HS code (commodity code) determines its classification and applicable rate.
A walkthrough of the calculation process
Sumar the declared value of goods plus all shipping and insurance costs.
Multiplicar the customs value by the applicable duty rate for your product.
Sumar the customs value and the customs duty to get the base for IVA calculation.
Multiplicar the IVAable amount by the applicable IVA rate.
Sum all components to get your total landed cost.
Ejemplo rates—always check the Global Tariff Schedule for your specific item
| Productos Category | Ejemplo Productoss | Typical Tipo |
|---|---|---|
| Electronics | Teléfonos, laptops, chargers | 0-10% |
| Clothing | Apparel, shoes, accessories | 8-17% |
| Food Productoss | Snacks, beverages, spices | 5-25% |
| Cosmetics | Skincare, makeup, perfumes | 0-6.10% |
| Furniture | Tables, chairs, home goods | 0-10% |
Importarant: Duty rates vary based on product HS codes and origin country. Always check the España Trade Tariff for precise rates applicable to your goods.
Umbrals and rules for small shipments
Low Valor Consignment Relief (LVCR) applies to goods valued at €150 or less (including insurance and shipping). These items may be exempt from customs duty but are still subject to IVA in most cases.
Practical guide to clearing your goods through customs
Provide accurate information on a customs declaración (SAD form or digital equivalent). Include goods description, value, and HS code.
AEAT calculates duty and IVA owed. You'll receive a bill (either directly or via your postal operator/customs agent).
Pay the charges to AEAT or your postal operator. You may be able to pay online, by bank transfer, or through a payment plan for large amounts.
Once payment is received, customs clears your goods and releases them for delivery. This typically happens within 24-48 hours.
Tip: If you're a regular importer, you can apply for a Deferment Account to pay AEAT duty and IVA monthly, improving cash flow. Contacto AEAT for details.
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