import tax surcharge

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einfuhrumsatzsteuer

An import tax surcharge is an additional charge applied to the price of imported goods to cover import taxes assessed by authorities (such as import VAT and duties). It is typically passed on to the customer by carriers or forwarders as part of the total invoicing.

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