QUOTE(naith @ Sep 7 2015, 11:40 PM)
Hmm.. maybe the rules have changed. But the last time I was taxed, I was definitely paying an exorbitant amount for the freight charges. I called up either Fedex or DHL about it (they had already paid for tax by the time they came to deliver it, so there was no nego-ing with customs), who then directed me to customs. From there I started digging around and found their table for determining the CIF, which they claimed was a international standard for charging the freight (though I wasn't able to find anything to that extent)
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2863345/allIt seems that if you have an international parcel that is delivered via courier (Fedex/DHL) and the seller doesn't properly declare the shipping value (such as not separating the item and shipping value but instead lumping them together as one value), then the courier will declare or the customs will calculate (not sure which side does it) the shipping value based on a chart which they call Kos Tambang Dagang. And the Kos Tambang Dagang which they use is usually super high.
Sep 16 2015, 03:41 AM

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