Ich möchte eine Tastatur bei Keychron bestellen (in der Schweiz nicht erhältlich).
Ihre Versandrichtlinien verlangen von mir Folgendes: "Für die Schweiz🇨🇭, aufgrund der lokalen Zollsituation, Wir bitten Sie per E-Mail um Ihre Bestätigung, dass Sie der Zahlung der Mehrwertsteuer an den örtlichen Zoll zustimmen bevor wir Ihr Paket versenden." (Quelle)
Weiß jemand, wo man diese Bestellung deklarieren und bezahlen kann? Und wie kann man vorher berechnen, wie viel es kosten wird?
Vielen Dank für Ihre Beiträge.
PS: Die Tastaturen, die ich suche, sind die Keychron K3 Max und das K4 Pro mit braunen Schaltern und wahlweise in CH- oder DE-Anordnung.
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The company which is delivering the parcel will be charging you the VAT and sometimes a fee. It’s a bit of a gable, as different companies have different fees. But you’ll pay at least the VAT (8.1%)
for a similarly priced order (~100something chf) i just had to pay ~25 with swiss post as the last mile carrier, it might be different if you get dhl or ups or something else
customs dues and vat processing is privatized to the mail handlers and they can charge a fee if its not fully handled by the sender
I assume they want to avoid you refusing the package when you realize you have to pay fees and taxes and then the parcel goes back to them. That’s why they probably want you to confirm in advance that you are aware that you will have to pay customs and handling fees. You will need to know how they ship it to know in advance.
if swisspost is delivering then 8% vat + something lime 4chf of custom fee
if ups, dhl, the custom fee will be 25-30chf (+8% vat)
The seller must fill in the regular custom declaration state the value. Example if the use the regular post wervice rhis is CN-22 or CN-23 . It is a standard procedure and they now how to do it.
When the package arrives in Switzerland, the shipping company will look at the declaration and accompaning papers, do a formal customs declaration in your behalv. and pay VAT and potential duty owned. Theses days only a few goods are subject to duty, mostly food and agriculture products. VAT will be calculated on the value of the shipment, that’s the goods value + shipping cost + duty.
The shipping company will then deliver the package and sent you a bill with the VAT and duty plus a custom declaration fee for their good work. Swiss post charges CHF 16 + 3% of the shipment value for goods sent from Canada. https://www.post.ch/en/receiving-mail/import-customs-clearance. DHL, UPS, FedEx will charge their own fee. Example DHL charges CHF 19 https://mydhl.express.dhl/ch/en/help-and-support/customs-clearance-advice/duties-and-taxes/customs-information-for-private-customers.html
You will have to pay VAT only if it is more than CHF 5. This means if the value of the shipment is more than CHF 62 or CHF 192 for 8.1% and 2.7 % VAT respectively.
Example_
Keychron K4 Pro $ 109 + ä 27 shipping = ca. CHF 136
=> CHF 11.26 VAT + CHF 19 DHL processing fee.