Bangladesh Import Duty Calculator

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1508.10.00 — Crude Ground-Nut Oil · TTI 37.25%. Enter the invoice value to calculate.

How import duty is calculated in Bangladesh

1. CIF value = invoice (FOB) value + freight + insurance. If insurance isn't declared, customs adds 1% of FOB.
2. Convert to taka at the customs exchange rate on the date the bill of entry is submitted (published by Bangladesh Bank / NBR, close to the market selling rate).
3. Assessable value (AV) = CIF in taka + 1% landing charge.
4. CD, RD and AIT are charged on AV.
5. SD is charged on AV + CD + RD.
6. VAT and AT are charged on AV + CD + RD + SD.

Adding these up as a percentage of AV gives the TTI (total tax incidence) shown in the tariff. This calculator uses the same order, and its results match the TTI published by NBR for every percentage-rated HS code.

What the abbreviations mean

• CD – Customs Duty, the basic import duty (0–25%).
• RD – Regulatory Duty, an extra protective duty on selected goods.
• SD – Supplementary Duty on luxury or discouraged goods (e.g. cars, cigarettes, cosmetics).
• VAT – Value Added Tax at import, usually 15%.
• AIT – Advance Income Tax collected at the port.
• AT – Advance Tax, a VAT-related advance usually adjustable in the VAT return.