DDP or DAP: who pays the import tax
Pay the duty and VAT yourself, or leave it to the customer at the door.
Delivered duty paid (DDP): you pay import VAT and duty and the customer pays nothing on delivery — a smoother delivery at a cost to you. Delivered at place (DAP): the customer pays it, plus the carrier’s handling charge, and some refuse the parcel. Tax centre → Reports compares the two for your orders: what DDP would cost you, and what DAP adds to the customer’s price.
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