Tax ID Format
Customers are responsible for ensuring full compliance with all import regulations. Failure to provide a Tax ID for certain countries may lead to issues at customs resulting in return or abandonment. Customers are responsible for re-shipment costs, if needed.
A Few Things to Keep in Mind:
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Ensure you have your tax ID: We recommend ensuring that you have your tax ID information available before placing your order. This will help avoid delays or issues when customs or the mail carrier processes your shipment.
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Understand your local customs fees: Since some of the art supplies we offer are higher-priced items, they may be subject to larger duties and taxes. To avoid surprises, we suggest checking your local government and customs regulations to better understand your region’s thresholds for tax and duty processing.
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Register with the appropriate tax and customs offices: Being registered with the necessary authorities will help facilitate the process when customs or the mail carrier contacts you regarding your shipment.
Please know this is not a full list and only used for examples, contact your local region's official office for more details.
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Format
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Brazil |
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Chile |
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China |
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Indonesia |
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Spain |
To import orders into Spain, you’ll need to have a NIF (Número de Identificación Fiscal), which is the Spanish Tax Identification Number. This applies to both individuals and businesses. See examples below:
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South Korea |
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Taiwan |
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Turkey |
Applicable to Aramex shipping from Hong Kong to Turkey only
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Saudi Arabia |
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