Taxes

Taxes

Do I Have to Pay Taxes on Orders from Lazy Holder?

It depends on the country where your order is being delivered. Tax policies vary by region, and while some countries have minimal restrictions and no taxes, others may impose higher taxes or additional fees.

We recommend researching your country’s import regulations and practices, especially if you plan to import larger quantities or ship internationally. Here’s a general guide to help you:

Import Duty and Sales Tax

• Country-Specific Rules: Some countries impose taxes on certain imported goods based on their quantity, category, or value. It’s your responsibility to understand your country’s import rules.
• Types of Tax: Most countries may charge two types of tax when importing:
  1. Sales Tax (e.g., VAT)
  2. Import Duty
     These taxes are usually calculated based on the value of the goods and sometimes include shipping costs. In some cases, smaller shipments or specific product categories may be exempt from taxes.

Product Categories and Tax

The type of goods being imported can impact taxation. Certain restricted or prohibited items may not be allowed into your country, and taxes may vary depending on the product category. It’s important to verify your local regulations regarding what is permissible.

Important Notes

• Lazy Holder cannot label purchased items as gifts or declare a lower value on customs forms. All orders will reflect the actual price paid, in compliance with customs regulations.
• If you are unsure about the tax implications, we recommend contacting your local customs office for detailed guidance.

We aim to make your experience as smooth as possible, but understanding your country’s regulations is key to avoiding surprises with taxes or import duties.