Parcels From AliExpress and Temu Will Rise in Price: when Ukrainians Will Have to Pay 20% Tax
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The online trading platform Temu included 20% value added tax in the price of orders placed in the Republic of Moldova, according to the Thursday 12 November issue of the NewsMaker newsletter.
The state has abolished the benefit for parcels from abroad up to 150 euros, so 20% VAT will be added to the price of goods, but it will not work soon.
As of November 1, Moldova began to collect 20% of VAT from foreign parcels worth up to Y150. The online shops Temu, Joom, iHerb, Trendyol and MaceUP include this tax in the price on the website. Some shops, such as Shein, did not include 20% of VAT in the price, so this tax will have to be paid when the mail is received. ASOS has so far suspended the shipment to introduce changes. This was reported by the glossa.md portal. According to the publi…
The 20% VAT paid for parcels ordered from abroad is not refunded in case of return, says the Ministry of Finance. Some buyers say that the rule does not seem fair to them, but they will continue to order from online platforms, where they often find cheaper products. Moreover, within the first five days of entry into force
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