Custom duty softwares

Valuehandlers Custom duty calculator is user friendly, fast, efficient and reliable. Below are some of the features of Import Duty Calculator software. Here is the formula for the calculation of import duty in Nigeria with their appropriate percentage.

Valuehandlers International Limited is evolving with technology advancement; we, therefore, present to you our easy to use import duty calculator. C : Inclusion of Paragraph 2. A : Time period between H : Refund claim - time limitation - it is claimed that tax was paid by mi H : Refund of GST - rejection on the ground of time limitation - petitione H : Disallowance of the expenses claimed on account of employees benefit e As a result , waiting times at the border can be reduced, the importer can dispose of goods more quickly and consequently better keep delivery promises.

The cash-to-cash cycle is shortened by the faster processing. The resulting shorter processing times increase the competitiveness of a company. For example, for processing export and import declarations, for preference management, for classification, or the integration of customs brokers. You can also combine different products from the AEB Customs Management portfolio to create an end-to-end solution. This enables you to establish end-to-end automated global trade processes.

Send request. Customs Management software from AEB to meet your needs. Export Filing. Import Filing. Duty Structure Basic customs duty for all software is Nil. Exemption Notification No. Import through e-mail, internet. To be a movable property, software should be recorded in a media.

Therefore, custom duty is levied on the software recorded in a media is brought from abroad. However, if software is transmitted through E-mail or downloaded from the internet, whether such acquisition of software can be called as import of software is required to be analysed.

Whether movable article comes as a part of baggage, or is imported into the country by any other manner, for the purposes of Customs Act, the provision of Section 12 would be attracted. Any media whether in the form of books or computer disks or cassettes which contain information technology or ideas would necessarily be regarded as goods under the aforesaid provisions of the Customs Act Therefore, we set aside the findings as regards the classification of the E- mail transfers as arrived at by the Adjudicator.

Since it is only a declaration of intent and indicator of current practice, and nothing contrary is shown by learned SDR for Revenue, we find in it, an echo of our view, that E-mail transfers are not dutiable under Customs Act,