Mostly for shoes is under T/C heading #6404 which carry 10% sales tax.

That's 2008. I'm refering to this Malaysian Trade Classification and Customs Duties Order - OCTOBER 2013 Edition. And leather shoes now is 10% sales tax.



This post has been edited by kherel77: Apr 8 2014, 07:30 PM

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This post has been edited by kherel77: Feb 18 2019, 12:26 PM

I can say yes ...pray hard!

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This post has been edited by kherel77: Feb 18 2019, 12:26 PM

Maybe your courier company(FEDEX) do customs pre-clearance as to smooth the shipping time.

Yes, if they checked & found it in your luggage. Normally 2 units still consider personal use & tax-free but more than that will be taxed...

Yes, will be tax regardless any brand. And amount of duty is depend on invoice value...

Now only 10% sales tax (Tariff Code: 6404.20 000)

This post has been edited by kherel77: Jun 2 2014, 04:05 PM

There is no separate table. As I said before, under RM500 shipment, duty/tax exemption is dependable on individually Customs consideration... Air/Sea/Land inbound still apply to same Tariff Code.
Engine/Lubricating oil is fall under Tariff Code 2710.20 6xx which carry 5% sales tax & no need any permit.
Filter is under 8708.99 990 which carry 30% import duty & 10% sales tax.

Hope that help.

*Edited: Wrong info.

This post has been edited by kherel77: Jun 20 2014, 10:00 AM

Worry not, as laptop is duty free under Tariff Code 8471.30 000...


Printed Circuit Board (PCB) no need SIRIM approval but subject to 10% sales tax (Tariff Code : 8534.00 000)

Don't....as that mean shipper ship the item back to you for repair (you are the seller at first). Customs will ask for C2 Forms (export declaration) from you.

20% Import duty & 6% GST. Form-E for ACFTA is fill-up by exporter, get endorsement from their respective authority department & will entitle the PCO which is send to you later for doing the declaration to enjoy free-duty rate under that ACFTA (but still have 6% GST). Do your seller willing to do all the hassle for that PCO?

Yes, they have to fill it up & send together with invoice, AWB....

6% is confirm & maybe have issue with SIRIM approval.... (Tariff Code: 8517.62 110)

Likely will not be taxed.

Under Customs Duties Exemption Order 1988 Item#172: Any goods below RM500 CIF value using air courier services thru KLIA, Subang, Bayan Lepas, Senai, KK & Kuching airport will be duties/taxes exempted except cigarettes, liquors & tobaccos.

*CIF Value: Invoice value + 10% insurance + Customs standard rate freight charge.

What type of bicycle?

Racing bicycle	(HS# 8712.00 110)	0% import duty + 6% GST
Children's bicycle	(HS# 8712.00 120)	0% import duty + 6% GST but need Import licensed (MDTCC)
Other that above	(HS# 8712.00 190)	25% import duty + 6% GST

This post has been edited by kherel77: Oct 13 2015, 08:58 AM

Just for sharing...

Ok, this calculation is base on book only.

Invoice value: USD60.00 / RM268 ; Ex-rate=4.47
Freight: Min charge - RM421.59 (IATA rate)
10% insurance value: RM26.80
Total CIF value: RM716.39 ( >RM500) This value that Customs look if dutiable/taxable or not...

Duty 20%:
= CIF value x 20%
=(RM716.39) x 20%
= RM143.28

6% GST:
= (CIF Value + duty) x 6%
= RM51.58

*This not including process fees by courier, normally RM30-50 per shipment. Pray hard Customs will close their eyes for this small parcel...and exempt the duty/tax

Under "articles of apparel & clothing" HS Code 3926.20 000 which carry Import duty 20% & GST 6%


6% GST only

Free shipping that you get from seller doesn't effect anything in Customs duty/tax calculation. Shipping rate that Customs Malaysia use is base on IATA rate & it standardize worldwide. As per last info I got, minimum IATA shipping/freight rate from USA to Malaysia is RM421.59.