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> [NOTICE] 2013 Duty Tax tariff Reviewed, For those who buy using courier postage

LGGL
post Jan 11 2015, 11:10 PM

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how about buying toys from japan? will you get the dagangan tax???? for personal only

how it works?


just say the toy weight 1.9KG.. cost RM550 ? how to calculate?

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post Jan 11 2015, 11:22 PM

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QUOTE(LGGL @ Jan 12 2015, 12:10 AM)
how about buying toys from japan? will you get the dagangan tax???? for personal only

how it works?
just say the toy weight 1.9KG.. cost RM550 ? how to calculate?
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Kos tambang dagangan isnt this is fall under business?

How about individual usage???
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post Jan 21 2015, 01:46 AM

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QUOTE(PhantomLance @ Jun 26 2013, 02:01 PM)
Last week i ordered some Audio CD from CDJapan, only to find out the true ugly of malaysia custom shakehead.gif

For my case, i choose FEDEX as the courier service, mainly because it's FAST. But what lies under was actually.... sweat.gif MALAYSIA BOLEH!

Here's the case, my package was declared as GIFT, so i was saved from the "TAXABLE ITEM" tax. That was until i found out this.

If you are buying from overseas and use a courier service (FEDEX,GDEX, watsoeverDEX...), Malaysia Custom actually charge a "KOS TAMBANG DAGANGAN" based on the weight of your parcel, and thus increase the original declared value of your parcel, and making it TAXABLE.

Based on the info from this guy HowToAvoidTax, item/parcel will only be taxed, if the total value is >RM500,

Penghantaran Melalui EMS[shipped through EMS]
Nilai Barang[Goods/Parcel Value] + Kos Pengeposan[Shipping Cost] = < RM 500 (Dikecualikan cukai)[non-taxable]
Nilai Barang + Kos Pengeposan = > Rm 500 (Dikenakan cukai sekiranya barang ditaksir bercukai)[taxable if goods declare as taxable items]
Nilai Barang + Kos Pengeposan = > RM 1000 (Jika Bercukai, akan dikenakan Borang Ikrar Kastam K1 dan dicukai)[if taxable item, required customs K1 form and taxable]
Nilai Barang + Kos Pengeposan = > RM 1000 (Tidak Bercukai, tidak dikenakan borang ikrar)[non-taxable item, not required customs declaration form]
Nilai Barang + Kos Pengeposan = > RM 2000 (Tidak Bercukai, Dikenakan Borang Ikrar Kastam K1)[non-taxable item, required customs K1 form]
Nilai Barang + Kos Pengeposan = > RM 10000 (Cukai atau tidak, Akan Kena borang K1A)[either taxable or non-taxable, required customs K1A form]


So for my parcel, the value declared was 10476YEN with conversion rate of 0.0328

Original Parcel Value:                  RM 343.61
Insurance:                                              RM    3.44 (~1% of the original Parcel value i guess)
KOS TAMBANG DAGANGAN:  RM 322.15

TOTAL PARCEL VALUE:          RM 669.20

My parcel value become RM600++!! rclxub.gif  and so i was taxed 10%, making me receive the Customs Duties of RM66.92! rclxub.gif

This is what stated at my Duty Tax Invoice
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So how they calculate the KOS TAMBANG DAGANGAN? I was surprised when i receive this from FEDEX.

As my parcel was from Japan, and my parcel weight 1.8KG, based on the table they provided me below:

JAPAN
0 - 6.4KG -> RM322.15 (Caj Minimum)
> 6.4KG  -> RM50.03
> 45KG    -> RM42.45
> 100KG  -> RM37.52
> 300KG  -> RM32.22
> 500KG  -> RM32.22


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This makes me more  thumbup.gif for BOLEHLAND....so im sharing this out.... For those who buy and postage using courier service, BE AWARE~ cool2.gif
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Hi, I would like to ask you a question. I'm not understand how the custom charge.

I buy a phone charging cable from China.
Parcel + Shipping Fees = RM40.00
My parcel not over 1kg.
Will my parcel be charge by custom or not ? If charge will charge how much ? 10% or Normal Caj ?

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post Jan 21 2015, 09:08 PM

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QUOTE(xavierkang @ Jan 21 2015, 01:46 AM)
Hi, I would like to ask you a question. I'm not understand how the custom charge.

I buy a phone charging cable from China.
Parcel + Shipping Fees = RM40.00
My parcel not over 1kg.
Will my parcel be charge by custom or not ? If charge will charge how much ? 10% or Normal Caj ?
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Hi...as i said the case that i stated out here is courier using EMS services such as fedex or DHL etc. i am not aware how other type of courier will have what sort of charges. On my experience, using sea shipping has the lowest risk from getting ur item detained by customs. smile.gif
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post Feb 4 2015, 04:05 PM

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QUOTE(PhantomLance @ Jun 26 2013, 02:01 PM)


Based on the info from this guy HowToAvoidTax, item/parcel will only be taxed, if the total value is >RM500,

Penghantaran Melalui EMS[shipped through EMS]
Nilai Barang[Goods/Parcel Value] + Kos Pengeposan[Shipping Cost] = < RM 500 (Dikecualikan cukai)[non-taxable]
Nilai Barang + Kos Pengeposan = > Rm 500 (Dikenakan cukai sekiranya barang ditaksir bercukai)[taxable if goods declare as taxable items]
Nilai Barang + Kos Pengeposan = > RM 1000 (Jika Bercukai, akan dikenakan Borang Ikrar Kastam K1 dan dicukai)[if taxable item, required customs K1 form and taxable]
Nilai Barang + Kos Pengeposan = > RM 1000 (Tidak Bercukai, tidak dikenakan borang ikrar)[non-taxable item, not required customs declaration form]
Nilai Barang + Kos Pengeposan = > RM 2000 (Tidak Bercukai, Dikenakan Borang Ikrar Kastam K1)[non-taxable item, required customs K1 form]
Nilai Barang + Kos Pengeposan = > RM 10000 (Cukai atau tidak, Akan Kena borang K1A)[either taxable or non-taxable, required customs K1A form]

Comes April 1 where GST is applied, will GST and other tax be applied on total value <RM500?
Can anyone verify this?
flyguye
post Mar 2 2015, 03:00 PM

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Hi Folks,

been reading on this thread for a bit but am a little confused. Hoping someone can clarify things for me.

1) if U.S (less than 6.4kg) item cost is less than RM500 & shipping charges is free but invoice only puts one total figure, then we get charged some RM3++ by customs? (assuming no tax involved for the item)

2) same as above but this time invoice states item cost & also shipping cost (assuming free shipping) then we don't get whacked with the RM3++ shipping charge?

hopefully someone can make a clearer picture out of this.

thanks
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post Mar 2 2015, 03:38 PM

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QUOTE(flyguye @ Mar 2 2015, 03:00 PM)
Hi Folks,

been reading on this thread for a bit but am a little confused. Hoping someone can clarify things for me.

1) if U.S (less than 6.4kg) item cost is less than RM500 & shipping charges is free but invoice only puts one total figure, then we get charged some RM3++ by customs? (assuming no tax involved for the item)

2) same as above but this time invoice states item cost & also shipping cost (assuming free shipping) then we don't get whacked with the RM3++ shipping charge?

hopefully someone can make a clearer picture out of this.

thanks
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Hi, please be aware that it is now 2015 and the tariff shown is for 2013-2014... now they might have different rates/calculation. To really confirm your shipping tax it is best to give our lovely KASTAM DIRAJA MALAYSIA a call or submit ur enquiries online via http://www.customs.gov.my/en/cu/Pages/cu_xpert.aspx
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post Mar 5 2015, 07:08 AM

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Hi all,

I want to give my take on this ruling as I have bought a few items from the US and shipped via FedEx & UPS for the past couple of weeks.

If the seller correctly puts in the shipment amount/value in the tax invoice / shipping document, the customs and FedEx/DHL broker will take this value instead of the Kos Tambang Dagangan.

e.g.
BlackRapid Sport - bought for USD74, FedEx shipment cost USD30 - around RM400 in total - I was not taxed for this shipment
Spigen Cases - in total around USD100, DHL shipment cost USD30 - around RM470 in total - I was not taxed for this shipment
GoPro Smart Remote - bought for USD80, FedEx shipment cost USD30 - around RM420 - I was taxed for this shipment! Why? Because the seller only declared the value for the GoPro Smart Remote, and not the shipping value. Ultimately they calculated RM300 for the Smart Remote and RM300++ for the shipping value sad.gif

So please put a note for the seller to also declare the shipping cost/value, if not, customs would use the "kos tambang dagangan" schedule that they have, to calculate the tax.
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post Mar 11 2015, 11:31 PM

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i was purchased watch from the ebay,
the watch = RM630
shipping = RM 66.66

so i will be taxed by custom ?
when u know u get taxed by custom?
issit the deliver man deliver the item to your house then you need pay on the spot or u need collect your item at malaysia custom yourself and pay?
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post Mar 12 2015, 03:08 PM

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QUOTE(kunhui123 @ Mar 11 2015, 11:31 PM)
i was purchased watch from the ebay,
the watch = RM630
shipping = RM 66.66

so i will be taxed by custom ?
when u know u get taxed by custom?
issit the deliver man deliver the item to your house then you need pay on the spot or u need collect your item at malaysia custom yourself and pay?
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For ur Qs:
so i will be taxed by custom ?
-you'll need to call kastam diraja to confirm it
when u know u get taxed by custom?
-when your item is being held by kastam officers. they will call you or send notice to you
issit the deliver man deliver the item to your house then you need pay on the spot or u need collect your item at malaysia custom yourself and pay?
-if you choose EMS delivery(for my case, FeDex), they will ask you to pay when item delivered to you. Pay or they send back to sender and consider unsuccessful courier. Whatever no-logical tax you'll need to see kastam diraja and deal with the officers to get rebate or claim.
-for other type delivery service, you'll need to call your delivery company to confirm

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post Mar 18 2015, 10:41 PM

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Safe to order goods online now ?

Items value from uk RM100.Shipping cost RM68.

Will kena custom tax or not ?


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post May 19 2015, 12:19 PM

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I have bought like a dozen times from Japan, all using EMS and usually they are in RM3xx to 4xx range, highest was RM480 including shipping. All reached my doorsteps without any fuss.

i wonder if it has something to do with seller not declaring this properly.
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post May 19 2015, 02:21 PM

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Hi guys, I just want to double check with you is video projectors being taxed nowadays? I just bought a smart projector and got taxed RM343.64 including GST.

How can I apply for refund?


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post Jun 11 2015, 02:46 PM

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QUOTE(EXkurogane @ May 19 2015, 01:19 PM)
I have bought like a dozen times from Japan, all using EMS and usually they are in RM3xx to 4xx range, highest was RM480 including shipping. All reached my doorsteps without any fuss. 

i wonder if it has something to do with seller not declaring this properly.
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Is it possible to declare shipping value in SAL (unregistered) shipping? It seems that there is no place to fill in the shipping value in the SAL shipping invoice form like EMS did. Now I'm considering to buy stuff (which including free shipping) from Amazon and requesting the Japan seller to declare the shipping value on the shipment invoice, but it seems impossible to do so. That kos tambang dagangan is really MONSTEROUS! vmad.gif

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post Jun 11 2015, 08:12 PM

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QUOTE(Eric2190 @ Jun 11 2015, 02:46 PM)
Is it possible to declare shipping value in SAL (unregistered) shipping? It seems that there is no place to fill in the shipping value in the SAL shipping invoice form like EMS did. Now I'm considering to buy stuff (which including free shipping) from Amazon and requesting the Japan seller to declare the shipping value on the shipment invoice, but it seems impossible to do so. That kos tambang dagangan is really MONSTEROUS!  vmad.gif
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Amazon Japan uses DHL only, and u get your items as fast as in 3-4 days. And no worries because Amazon and DHL declared the item price and shipping costs clearly in the invoice attached. I got a big box in, like, 35 to 40cm at the longest dimension yet the shipping costs is only 1400yen.

If your area is not serviceable by DHL u will see a message in your tracking number "delivery arranged no details expected". It means is coming to you the next day - they passed the parcel to poslaju to complete the delivery. Those in penang and kl shouldbt have this issue though, DHL delivers it to u directly.

It is FedEx from what i know that had the tendency to get into trouble with customs. And shipping big boxes from USA is very expensive.

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post Jun 17 2015, 03:27 PM

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QUOTE(EXkurogane @ Jun 11 2015, 09:12 PM)
Amazon Japan uses DHL only, and u get your items as fast as in 3-4 days. And no worries because Amazon and  DHL declared the item price and shipping costs clearly in the invoice attached. I got a big box in, like, 35 to 40cm at the longest dimension yet the shipping costs is only 1400yen.

If your area is not serviceable by DHL u will see a message in your tracking number "delivery arranged no details expected". It means is coming to you the next day - they passed the parcel to poslaju to complete the delivery. Those in penang and kl shouldbt have this issue though, DHL delivers it to u directly.

It is FedEx from what i know that had the tendency to get into trouble with customs. And shipping big boxes from USA is very expensive.
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Thanks for the detailed reply. Anyway, I forgot to mention that the item that I was going to buy is from an Amazon US seller (not fulfilled or tagged with Amazon tag), but the item is shipped from Japan. Hence, I didn't aware about the DHL stuff at first place, and I just checked from my order status which provides me a tracking ID from SAL registered. Hopefully there will be no hassle as the total value of the shipment is below RM400.
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QUOTE(Eric2190 @ Jun 17 2015, 03:27 PM)
Thanks for the detailed reply. Anyway, I forgot to mention that the item that I was going to buy is from an Amazon US seller (not fulfilled or tagged with Amazon tag), but the item is shipped from Japan. Hence, I didn't aware about the DHL stuff at first place, and I just checked from my order status which provides me a tracking ID from SAL registered. Hopefully there will be no hassle as the total value of the shipment is below RM400.
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Ah, items not fulfilled by Amazon will not use DHL. Amazon japan seems to have some kind of contract with DHL, hence cheap price; i think they ship a lot of stuff in bulk at once, probably at least half the content in a cargo plane is Amazon stuff. It makes sense because all DHL shipments by Amazon use Hong Kong as a transit stop for a few hours before being dispatched to Other countries. They have a HQ there.

Registered SAL is relatively safe, customs are not that strict. From japan to Malaysia average 12-15 days.
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post Oct 15 2015, 10:08 PM

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I just called Kastam today, they said they will charge 6% for GST. You need to tell them the items you are buying and they will give you the rate for import duty. Mine was 20% plus 6%(GST). The import duty depends on the item itself.

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post Dec 13 2015, 11:43 PM

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Can anyone please advise on below:

CIF
C-Cost of imported product
I- Shipment insurance
F - Freight cost

My question, the F portion is as per actual freight/shipping cost or calculated as per government "jadual kos tambang bagi dagangan"?

Thanks in advance.

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post May 3 2016, 03:40 PM

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Guys, I am buying GPU + PSU from Amazon.

Cost of items combined: US$ 245.00 (~RM960)
Cost of shipping: $38.50

Shipping company: Aramex

Guys, I really hope you can help me understand how much (if at all any) I have to pay for this.

1) Do I have to pay for the "Jadual Kos Tambang" based on the table in OP? I believe Amazon clearly outlines in the invoice the shipping cost.

2) Do I have to pay import duty fees? If yes, how much is the rate for electronic components?

3) Do I have to pay for any other taxes like GST? If yes, will GST be 6%?

In my case, do I have to absorb these fees, or will Amazon absorb the fees?

Thanks!

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