Gusto Pod Christmas Calendar For Nescafé Dolce Gusto

Many countries and jurisdictions apply taxes on consumer purchases. Whether these taxes are included in the listing price, added at checkout, or charged at the border depends on the order value, the item’s location, and your delivery address. If a seller ships your item using an international postal or courier service, you may be required to pay customs duties, import fees, or taxes when the shipment arrives. As a buyer, you are responsible for understanding and paying any applicable customs or import charges. These charges are typically based on the item’s price, weight, dimensions, country of origin, and any taxes or fees imposed by your country. While a seller may be able to provide some guidance, it is always advisable to check with your local customs authority for the most accurate information before purchasing.

---

Import charges may include:

• Sales, goods, and services taxes
• Value-added taxes (VAT)
• Duties
• Tariffs
• Excise taxes
• Any other fees charged by government authorities in connection with the import of goods
• Third-party brokerage fees (including advancement, disbursement, and customs handling charges)
• Penalties
• Classification charges related to assigning a Harmonized System (HS) code
• Charges for export compliance screening and verification
• Fees associated with assigning an Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)
• Charges related to differences between estimated and actual import costs

Import charges are separate from and in addition to any customs duties and taxes imposed by your country’s tax and customs authorities. For more details, please refer to our Terms and Conditions and Delivery Policy.