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The EU's €3 duty per item, the UK's £135 rule, Australia's A$1,000 and the end of the US $800 limit, built in.
Most dropshipping parcels are small, and small parcels have their own rules. In the EU, parcels worth €150 or less pay a flat €3 duty per item from 1 July 2026 until 1 July 2028 (goods sharing one tariff classification count as one item), with VAT charged at checkout through IOSS. In the UK, consignments of £135 or less pay no duty and the seller charges VAT at the sale. In Australia, A$1,000 or less pays no duty and GST is charged at the sale. In the US, every parcel pays duty: the $800 exemption has been suspended since 29 August 2025 and is repealed by law from 1 July 2027.
How to use it
- 1Customs picks the right rule from the parcel's value in the destination's currency.
- 2Tell it in settings whether you collect EU VAT through IOSS.
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