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IMPORTATION CUSTOMS CLEARANCE:
  • When importing letters, documents, catalogs and samples without commercial value, they will not be subject to any type of tax while the goods and parcels with values not greater than US$ 3,000 will be taxable according to the Customs rules.

  • The customer who is sending the goods to Brazil must inform the name of the physical person or name of the company for legal entities, address, telephone and CPF or CGC of the consignee and any additional information you may consider significant.

  • All costs of clearance (freight/imposts, taxes and services) are subject to the customer’s entire responsibility and must be paid in the place of origin.

  • In case the customer sends in the same package several identical products, the inspector may feel free to consider that a commercial purpose was involved, and the good will be apprehended and removed to the importation sector. This procedure will be subject to penalties due to lack of bill of lading and other costs that, in many cases, delay the cargo clearance.

  • All courier cargo clearance, documents or goods, will be inspected by the Federal Police Department and can be monitored during the transit in the country by Federal or State authorities.

  • All goods retained will be subject to the incidence of customhouse taxes and costs of the company;

  • Clearance of Courier Cargo will be performed at the date of the flight arrival.

  • All load shipments must be according to the current Brazilian Legislation

    1. Documents and samples without commercial value: not subject to importation taxes;

    2. Magazines: allowed up to 20 kg per consignee (physical person or legal entity).

    3. Express Parcels: values not greater than US$ 3,000 will be taxable in 60% of the good
      value. It is allowed to import up to US$ 3,000 at each 90 days per physical person or legal entity.

    4. Pamphlets, catalogs and printing materials: allowed up to 250 kg and the Customs will charge US$ 2,00 tax for each kilogram.

    5. Books considered as parcels without commercial value: name of the Physical Person/Legal Entity and CPF/CGC will be needed.