I have an overseas import shipment but the incoterm of the invoice is EXW. Do I have to include insurance charges if the insurance was purchased locally?

Updated by CUSTOMS 2y ago

Insurance charges incurred should be included in the computation of Goods and Services Tax (GST).

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Valuation, Duties, Taxes & Fees Establishing Customs Values for Imports

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