Landed cost & tariff calculator
A USD quote from Mouser, Digi-Key, LCSC or an overseas fab isn't directly comparable with a domestic supplier — you still pay freight, import duty, VAT and brokerage. Enter the quote and this tool computes the true landed, tax-inclusive unit price.
Your quote
Landed cost
Goods subtotal (foreign)
Goods subtotal (local)
at ¥7.25 / USD
Import duty
0% of CIF value (goods + freight)
VAT
13% on CIF + duty base
International freight
Included in the CIF duty base above
Customs & brokerage
One-off per shipment, split across the order quantity
Landed, tax-inclusive unit price
¥10.6
Total 100 pcs → ¥1,059.65all-in. That's the number to compare against domestic suppliers.
What's included
Duty is charged on the CIF value (goods + freight), VAT on the CIF + duty base, and brokerage is a one-off per shipment. Use your actual duty code and rate — many IC categories differ. The result is a planning estimate, not a customs ruling.
Working from a bill of materials? Extract your BOM list or browse the catalog for a domestic sourcing alternative.
Frequently asked questions
How is landed cost calculated from a FOB quote?
The tool starts from the foreign (FOB) unit price and adds international freight, import duty, VAT and one-off brokerage. Duty is charged on the CIF value (goods plus freight), VAT on the CIF-plus-duty base, so the unit landed cost is (goods×FX + freight + duty + VAT + brokerage) ÷ quantity — with the default FX rate of 7.25 and 13% VAT it reports the all-in, tax-inclusive unit price in RMB.
Is import duty charged on the goods value or on the CIF value?
Duty is charged on the CIF value — the goods subtotal plus international freight — and VAT is then charged on the CIF-plus-duty base. The brokerage fee is a one-off per shipment split across the order quantity; the defaults of ¥80 freight and ¥150 brokerage are typical starting points.
Why does a landed cost calculator need an exchange rate?
A USD or EUR quote is not directly comparable with a domestic supplier quote, so the FX rate converts the goods subtotal into local currency before duty and VAT are applied. The default of 7.25 RMB per USD is only a starting point — enter today’s interbank rate or your corporate buy rate, and the tool warns if the value looks off.
This is a planning estimate. Actual duty and VAT depend on the commodity code and local regulations — confirm with your customs broker before budgeting. ICBOMS does not provide tax or customs advice.