Customs duty on Photographic plates and film, in the flat excl for colour), unexposed in Nepal
Photographic plates and film, in the flat excl for colour), unexposed is classified under HS code 3701.99.00 (chapter 37, Photographic or cinematographic goods). It attracts 10% customs duty (general), or 6% from India & SAARC under SAFTA, plus 13% VAT on the CIF value and duty.
10%General duty
6%India & SAARC (SAFTA)
13%VAT
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Landed cost — worked example
For a shipment with a CIF value of Rs 100,000 (cost + insurance + freight to the Nepal border), the customs duty and VAT work out as:
Origin
Customs duty
Duty amount
VAT (13%)
Landed cost
General (any origin)
10%
Rs 10,000
Rs 14,300
Rs 124,300
India & SAARC (with SAFTA certificate of origin)
6%
Rs 6,000
Rs 13,780
Rs 119,780
Importing from India or SAARC under SAFTA (with a certificate of origin) cuts the duty from 10% to 6% — about Rs 4,520 less on this Rs 100,000 example, once the VAT on the saved duty is counted. How SAFTA & the certificate of origin work →
Excise duty, the road-development fee and other charges apply to specific goods (vehicles, alcohol, tobacco, petroleum…) and are not in the figure above. Open the full calculator →
Nepal’s imports of Photographic plates and film, in the flat excl for colour), unexposed
Nepal imported about Rs 39.4 Lakh of Photographic plates and film, in the flat excl for colour), unexposed in FY 2082/83, mainly from India.