Overview of Togo Customs Tariffs
Summary:Togo Customs' tax categories are relatively complex. In addition to basic tariffs, they also involve value-added tax, consumption tax, etc. Specific tax categories and tax rates vary depending on factors such as the type of goods and place of origin.
Main tax categories
Import tariffs: This is the basic tax levied on imported goods. The tax rate is divided into multiple levels according to the provisions of the West African Economic and Monetary Union External Common Tariff.
Value-added tax: Togo implements a value-added tax system, and imported goods pay value-added tax at the customs.
Consumption tax: Consumption tax is levied on certain specific consumer goods, such as tobacco, alcoholic beverages, etc.
Additional taxes and fees: statistical tax, customs stamp tax, information tax.
Influencing factors
Commodity classification, place of origin, importer identity, trade agreement
Special considerations
West African Economic and Monetary Union External Common Tariff: Togo is a member of the West African Economic and Monetary Union, and its external common tariff has a great impact on import tax rates.
Non-tariff barriers: Although Togo has relatively few non-tariff barriers, the import of some special goods may require a license or meet specific technical standards.
Tax rate adjustment: Customs tax rates will change with policy adjustments. It is recommended to make the latest inquiries before each import.