Overview of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s customs tariffs
Summary:Bosnia and Herzegovina’s customs tariffs are relatively complex and are affected by multiple trade agreements such as the European Union and CEFTA (Central European Free Trade Agreement), and the tariffs will change over time and with policy adjustments.
Main taxes
Tariffs: This is the most important tax on imported goods, and the tax rate
depends on the category and origin of the goods.
Value-added tax: Bosnia and Herzegovina implements a value-added tax system,
and imported goods are usually subject to value-added tax.
Consumption tax: Consumption tax is levied on certain consumer goods, such as tobacco and alcoholic beverages.
Factors affecting tax rates
Commodity categories: Different tax rates apply to different types of goods.
Origin: The tariff rates for goods from different countries or regions will
vary.
Trade agreements: Trade agreements signed between Bosnia and Herzegovina and
other countries or regions will affect the tariff rates.
Import quantity: For some goods, the import quantity may affect the tax rate.
Other related costs
In addition to customs duties, value-added tax and consumption tax, the following costs may also
be incurred for imported goods:
Port charges: including loading and unloading fees, warehousing fees, etc.
Transportation costs: including sea freight, land freight, etc.
Agency fees: If you entrust a freight forwarding company to handle relevant
procedures, you need to pay agency fees.