Posted: 4/14/2026 9:32:35 PM EDT
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@marie I ordered a $175 automobile accessory part and realized it was shipping direct from China upon receipt of the shipping notification. What can I expect in import fees? |
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Without knowing exactly what it is, I can only make an educated guess. Probably 25% China duty from 2018 10% worldwide at rate under Section 122 (replaced the reciprocal tariffs) Unknown if it would be subject to 25% for auto parts. If so, the10% doesn’t apply. Unknown what base duty is. |
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Originally Posted By ske714: I've ordered a bunch of stuff that's shipped from China this year. I've never gotten a bill. It's always been paid by the seller. Even on a $1200 motorcycle engine. There’s no guarantee the seller will cover the duty. All depends on the seller. |
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Originally Posted By Marie: There’s no guarantee the seller will cover the duty. All depends on the seller. Originally Posted By Marie: Originally Posted By ske714: I've ordered a bunch of stuff that's shipped from China this year. I've never gotten a bill. It's always been paid by the seller. Even on a $1200 motorcycle engine. There’s no guarantee the seller will cover the duty. All depends on the seller. Oh yes, sorry. I wasn't disputing you. I only meant that OP may never hear a word about it. It could be baked into the price. |
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Originally Posted By MJ11B4P: Thanks for the input. I’ve requested to cancel the order, but we’ll see what happens. Worse case scenario I’m looking at 35% on $175? It’s not 150% Don’t know. Some accessories could be considered auto parts. Since you didn’t tell me what it was and I’m about to head to bed, there are a lot of ifs. I’m guessing 50% at the worst, but that’s just a guess. |