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Ten Percent Fewer Packages: This Is How the Parcel Tax Affects the...

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Since the introduction of the levy at the beginning of October, consumers have ordered significantly fewer goods on the Internet. What this means for trade in Austria.

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Since the introduction of the levy at the beginning of October, consumers have ordered significantly fewer goods on the Internet. What this means for trade in Austria.

·Vienna, Austria
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Since October, a package tax of 2.40 euros has been applied in Austria to certain online orders from large mail order companies. A new survey now shows how the population reacts to this – and why the additional levy changes purchasing behaviour.

LINZ. A new survey shows how the parcel tax changes purchasing behaviour and why many Austrians reconsider their orders.

·Linz, Austria
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Since the introduction of the parcel tax, consumers have been ordering rare packages. The parcel tax influences purchasing behaviour and parcel volume in Austria.

Online retailers doubt that Temu, Shein and Alibaba are correct in discharging the package levy. In order to escape it, individual companies should consider relocating investments in internet transactions abroad.

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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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