Release date: April 27, 2004
1. EU: Since 1999, the import tariff on precious metal jewelry is 4%.
2. Australia: From 1 988 65438+1October1,the import duty is levied on the basis of FOB, and the import duty on pearls, precious stones and precious metals is 0- 19%.
3. Brazil: The import tariff on pearls, precious stones and metals is 0- 107.5%.
4. Canada: The tariff rate of most imported products is ad valorem, the duty-paid price of imported products is the actual "transaction price", and the import tariff of pearls, precious stones and precious metals is 0- 13.3%.
5. Japan: From 198 1 year 1 month 1, the tax is levied according to the transaction price, and the import tariff on pearls, precious stones and precious metals is 0-24. 1%.
6. South Korea: The import tariff on pearls, precious stones and metals is 0- 1 1%.
7. Libya: Import tariff on raw gold 15%.
8. Saudi Arabia: The import tariff of gold, silver and platinum is zero.
9. Singapore: Singapore imposes tariffs on a very small number of imported goods, and the import tariffs on pearls, precious stones and precious metals are 0-2.5%.
10. Slovenia: The import tariff for precious stones or semi-finished precious stones is 1 1.9%.
1 1. Thailand: 60% of all kinds of jewelry are imported.
12. USA: The import tariff of pearls, precious stones and metals is 0-20%.
13. Germany: 2.5% to 4.5% of the total import value is levied according to different materials.
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Diamond:
The import tariff is exempted from zero, the consumption tax is reduced from 10% to the retail sector, and the actual tax on the import of rough diamonds and finished diamonds is reduced by 50% to 60%.
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