Customs tariff and purchase tax

The correct classification of the goods is key for:

• determining the tax rates
• determining the need for various approvals
• licenses
• standards
• any other import conditions in accordance with the provisions of any law

Tariffs published on the website are used to present the customs tariff and exemption tax order on goods, as published, on its amendments, in the records.

The tariff is structured so that it is matched to the official, valid order, although there is a difference in the presented structure and form 
In addition, the historical wording of the order and its amendments are also given, starting 1 August 2004.

It should be clarified that all goods classified in the various customs details are subject to a levy (dumping / security, etc.) and the information regarding the levies does not appear in the tariff. For information regarding the liability for levies, contact the Ministry of Economy.

The tariff that appears on the website is a utility only. In any case, the information does not constitute a substitute for the legislative provisions that change from time to time and therefore, extra care must be taken.

The Customs Tariff and Exemption Tariff Order on Goods 2017, with its amendments, as published in records at the time, is the wording required by law.

We recommend seeking professional advice, when using the information on the website, as determining the classification of goods requires professional knowledge and expertise.

If you encounter a problem, contact us at [email protected], so that we can address the problem as soon as possible.

The site is updated several times a day.