– double VAT including CICIEIS, CCC and DA – taxation prices –
□ Increased jeungga customs and additional taxes gwanse due to changes in the tax price of imported goods from Vietnam
② The Vietnamese Customs Administration and the decision to include part of the costs incurred after loading import goods from Vietnam in the price of taxation
– The Director of the Regional Customs Bureau to notify local governments via the notice no. 1237 / TC HQ- TXnk, which includes the cost of reducing the imbalance of supply and demand (CICIEIS) of Δ container cleaning costs (CCC).
– For your information, the Contractor Supply Inequality Reduction Cost (CICIEIS) is a measure to add some of the cost of shipping cargo and shipping empty containers back to other locations.
The local customs authorities said, " ① Cost of loading and unloading expenses, such as CIC, as mentioned above, is considered to be expenses related to imported goods, ② The amount of increase in actual payment is not included by Buyer. "
As a result, the loading cost ($ 100-200 per case) including CIC must be added to the price of imported goods in Vietnam, which increases the customs and VAT burden by the additional cost.
Source : KOTRA / 20085-05-07 Yoon Bona, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
– double VAT including CICIEIS, CCC and DA – taxation prices –
□ Increased jeungga customs and additional taxes gwanse due to changes in the tax price of imported goods from Vietnam
② The Vietnamese Customs Administration and the decision to include part of the costs incurred after loading import goods from Vietnam in the price of taxation
– The Director of the Regional Customs Bureau to notify local governments via the notice no. 1237 / TC HQ- TXnk, which includes the cost of reducing the imbalance of supply and demand (CICIEIS) of Δ container cleaning costs (CCC).
– For your information, the Contractor Supply Inequality Reduction Cost (CICIEIS) is a measure to add some of the cost of shipping cargo and shipping empty containers back to other locations.
The local customs authorities said, " ① Cost of loading and unloading expenses, such as CIC, as mentioned above, is considered to be expenses related to imported goods, ② The amount of increase in actual payment is not included by Buyer. "
As a result, the loading cost ($ 100-200 per case) including CIC must be added to the price of imported goods in Vietnam, which increases the customs and VAT burden by the additional cost.
Source : KOTRA / 20085-05-07 Yoon Bona, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam