EU Customs Duty Calculator 2026 — €3 per tariff heading

€3 per 4-digit tariff heading, not €3 per parcel — the duty that replaced the €150 relief on 1 July 2026

Parcels shipped into the EU per month parcels Distinct 4-digit tariff headings in a typical parcel headings Intrinsic value of the goods in one parcel EUR Destination country VAT rate % Your ad valorem duty rate (used only over €150) % Handling fee your carrier passes on per consignment EUR Duty your checkout already collects per parcel EUR Registered for IOSS (VAT charged at checkout) Next EU import VAT / IOSS return due date

Customs duty per parcel	—	EUR
Import VAT per parcel	—	EUR
Landed cost your DDP price must carry	—	EUR
Customs duty per month	—	EUR
Handling fees per month	—	EUR
Missed by reading the rule as €3 per parcel	—	EUR/month
Unbilled per month (duty + handling − collected)	—	EUR
Unbilled per year	—	EUR

Full version: exports the parcel-by-parcel figures to a .csv you keep and file, and turns your return date into reminders that fire 30, 14 and 1 day out.

$60 once · one licence key per person or team seat · A customs consultant charges €80–€150 an hour to classify a catalogue to 4-digit tariff headings, and a broker bills €25–€50 per import entry.

Every figure above stays free, forever, with no key and no cap.

Counts tariff headings, not parcels
The duty that replaced the €150 relief is €3 per 4-digit tariff heading in the consignment. A parcel holding a silk blouse, two wool blouses and a leather belt is three headings, so €9 — not €3.

Worked at 900 parcels a month
900 parcels a month with 3 tariff headings each is €8,100 of duty, not the €2,700 a flat-€3-per-parcel reading gives. At €42 goods, 21% VAT with IOSS on, a €2 handling fee and €0 collected at checkout, that is €9,900 a month and €118,800 a year unbilled.

Falls back to ad valorem over €150
The €3 flat duty only covers consignments of intrinsic value up to €150. Above that the calculator switches to your ad valorem duty rate and drops IOSS, because IOSS cannot be used over €150.

Handling fee is a field, not a guess
The EU-wide per-consignment handling fee is proposed but its amount and start date were still being set in autumn 2026, so it is an input you fill with what your carrier actually passes on — set it to 0 until they do.

Source on the face of it
Source: Council of the EU gave final approval to the small-consignment customs duty on 11 February 2026; the €150 duty relief ended and the €3-per-heading duty applies from 1 July 2026, on an interim basis until the wider customs reform.

CSV export and return-date reminders
The full version writes the parcel-by-parcel figures to a .csv you keep for your filing, and turns the return date you enter into reminders 30, 14 and 1 day out.

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