How Much Tax Do You Pay When Shipping Purchases from Japan to Taiwan?

⚡ In One Sentence Most individual products from Japan with a customs value ≤ NT$2,000 can be shipped to Taiwan tax-free. Tax applies only above this threshold: cosmetics, 3C electronics, and models have 0% duty, while Japanese clothing is about 12%, snacks about 20%, and tablet-form dietary supplements up to about 30%. Also note that Japan's 10% consumption tax usually cannot be refunded when shipping to Taiwan through a forwarding service or online retailer; drugstore products and dietary supplements are subject to personal-use quantity limits.

📅 Last updated: 2026-08-17 (regulations and quantity limits verified as of 2026-08-17) · ✍️ HowBridge Forwarding Editorial Team · 🛡️ Compiled from Customs announcements and current regulations

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Know the Difference Between Two Taxes: Japan Consumption Tax vs Taiwan Import Tax

Bottom line: Japan’s consumption tax is paid in Japan and Taiwan’s import taxes are paid to Taiwan Customs; neither offsets the other.

In one line: Japan's 10% consumption tax is the tax you pay when shopping in Japan; Taiwan's import tax (customs duty + 5% business tax) is the tax you pay when the parcel reaches Taiwan Customs, and a customs value of NT$2,000 or less is exempt. They belong to two different countries and cannot be offset against each other:

① Japan Consumption Tax 10% (Japan Side)

Domestic purchases in Japan include 10% consumption tax (7.8% consumption tax + 2.2% local consumption tax; National Tax Agency of Japan, No.6303). Tax refunds (tax-free shopping) are available only to travelers who purchase from tax-free stores and personally carry the goods out of Japan (NTA No.6559). Purchases shipped to a Japanese warehouse through a forwarding service or online retailer and then forwarded to Taiwan are domestic Japanese transactions. Most prices already include 10% consumption tax, which cannot be refunded. Starting November 1, 2026, Japan will adopt a pay-first, refund-later system (リファンド方式, refund method): buyers pay the tax-inclusive price at purchase, and the consumption tax is refunded only after they leave Japan within 90 days of the purchase date and Japan Customs confirms the goods (NTA explanation of the system) — personal carriage out of Japan remains required, so forwarded shipments are still ineligible for refunds.

② Taiwan Import Tax (Taiwan Side)

Taiwan has no tax called “consumption tax” — searches for “Taiwan consumption tax” usually refer to the 5% business tax collected by Customs on import. When goods enter Taiwan Customs, customs duty, business tax, and other taxes are assessed based on the customs value and tariff classification; a customs value ≤ NT$2,000 is tax-exempt (see the next section). This is separate from Japan consumption tax and is calculated independently.

Taiwan Import Tax Exemption Rules

① NT$2,000 Low-Value Tax Exemption (Under Article 49 Paragraph 2 of the Taiwan Customs Act)

Express-import goods with a "customs value" (CIF landed value = product FOB + international shipping + insurance) of NT$2,000 or less are exempt from customs duty, commodity tax, and business tax (excluding tobacco, alcohol, and agricultural products subject to tariff quotas).

② Tax Formula Above the Exemption Threshold (Customs Administration, Ministry of Finance)

Customs duty = customs value × CCC duty rate
Business tax = (customs value + customs duty + commodity tax) × 5%
Trade promotion service fee = customs value × 0.04% (waived if less than NT$100)

③ 6-Times-Per-Six-Month-Period Rule (Article 49 Paragraph 2 of the Taiwan Customs Act):If the same taxpayer receives tax-exempt clearance more than 6 times within the same six-month period, the exemption no longer applies starting from the 7th shipment. Six-month periods run from 1/1–6/30 and 7/1–12/31 each year, based on the import declaration date.

How is import duty on goods from Japan calculated? 3 steps + a worked UNIQLO jacket example

Import duty on goods from Japan in 3 steps: ① dutiable value = (product price + international shipping + insurance) × the Customs exchange rate for the current ten-day period; ② import duty = dutiable value × tariff rate; ③ business tax = (dutiable value + import duty + commodity tax) × 5%. If the dutiable value is within NT$2,000, all three are waived; above that, the “full amount” is taxed, not just the part above the threshold.
StepFormula (legal basis)Example: UNIQLO down jacket ¥12,000 + EMS postage ¥2,000
① Calculate the dutiable value(Product price + international shipping / postage + insurance) × the Customs exchange rate for the current ten-day period (transaction value under Article 29 of the Customs Act)(¥12,000 + ¥2,000) × 0.2043 = NT$2,860 → over NT$2,000, so the full amount is taxed
② Calculate import dutyDutiable value × tariff rate. Express / consolidation shipments use the CCC rate; for postal parcels classed as “sundry articles” (each single item and each total of the same kind under the same tariff code ≤ NT$2,000), a flat 5% applies except for tobacco, alcohol and tariff-quota agricultural products; if a single item or a same-kind, same-tariff-code total exceeds NT$2,000, the CCC rate applies again (Article 8 of the postal parcel regulations, General Rule 5)The jacket alone exceeds NT$2,000 → not sundry → CCC 6101.30 rate 12% → NT$2,860 × 12% = NT$343
③ Calculate business tax(Dutiable value + import duty + commodity tax) × 5% (Article 20 of the Value-added and Non-value-added Business Tax Act)(NT$2,860 + NT$343 + 0) × 5% = NT$160
④ TotalImport duty + business tax (+ commodity tax and tobacco and alcohol tax depending on the item); trade promotion service fee = dutiable value × 0.04%, waived if under NT$100Total import taxes NT$503 (trade promotion service fee of NT$1.1 waived); if the same jacket is sent by express or consolidation, the rate and method are the same, and only the different shipping cost changes the dutiable value slightly

The exchange rate is the Customs rate for the ten-day period of 2026-09-11, 1 JPY ≈ NT$0.2043 (announced on the Customs-Port-Trade Single Window); in practice, the rate for the ten-day period of the declaration’s import date applies. Tax amounts are rounded to whole numbers. If one parcel contains three or four different items each not exceeding NT$2,000 (skincare + snacks + stationery), sent by EMS it counts as “sundry articles”, and import duty ignores the CCC rate and is a flat 5% (except tobacco, alcohol and tariff-quota agricultural products) — this is the biggest difference between postal parcels and express shipments; see Will EMS parcels be taxed? below. To calculate for other products, use the Japan tax calculator above or the full import tax calculator.

Do Japan Post (EMS) Parcels to Taiwan Get Taxed? How Do They Differ from Express?

When Japan Post (日本郵便) ships directly to Taiwan by EMS or international parcel post, Taiwan Customs assesses tax under the Customs Clearance Measures for Import and Export of Postal Items: a customs value of NT$2,000 or less is exempt from customs duty, commodity tax, and business tax; above that, customs duty is assessed under the CCC tariff schedule plus 5% business tax. This differs from express shipments: the 6-times-per-half-year duty-free cap is counted against the same “recipient”, and from the 7th time onward the exemption no longer applies.
Comparison ItemJapan Post / EMS (Postal Items)Express / Forwarding (Simplified Declaration)
Applicable regulationCustoms Clearance Measures for Import and Export of Postal ItemsArticle 49 Paragraph 2 of the Taiwan Customs Act (simplified declaration)
Tax exemption thresholdCustoms value of NT$2,000 or less is tax-exemptCustoms value of NT$2,000 or less is tax-exempt (same)
Who the 6-times-per-half-year count applies toThe same “recipient” (Article 12 of the Measures)The same “taxpayer” (the person liable for the duty)
Items excluded from the exemptionTobacco, alcohol, and agricultural products subject to tariff quotasTobacco, alcohol, and agricultural products subject to tariff quotas (same)
Formal declaration required above the limitA customs declaration is required when the FOB value exceeds US$5,000 (Article 6 of the Measures)—
Tax formulaCustoms duty = customs value × CCC duty rate; business tax = (customs value + customs duty + commodity tax) × 5%Same
Legal basis: Customs Clearance Measures for Import and Export of Postal Items, Article 7 Paragraph 1 — “(imported postal articles) with a customs value of NT$2,000 or less are exempt from customs duty, commodity tax, and business tax”; Article 7 Paragraph 2 excludes tobacco, alcohol, and agricultural products subject to tariff quotas; Article 12 provides that once the same recipient has been granted duty-free release more than six times within a half-year period, the exemption no longer applies; Article 6 requires a customs declaration when the FOB value exceeds US$5,000: Laws & Regulations Database of the Republic of China. For details on the NT$2,000 limit and how the 6-times-per-half-year count is determined, see the Ministry of Finance public notice (2024-10-01).

Will EMS parcels from Japan to Taiwan be taxed? The “chance of being taxed” is really a threshold question

Under the rules, it is not a matter of random checks: an EMS parcel is taxed if its dutiable value (goods + postage + insurance) exceeds NT$2,000, and is tax-free within that. Converted at the Customs exchange rate for the ten-day period of 2026-09-11, the threshold is about ¥9,790 (including postage); once 6 duty-free releases have been made within six months, from the 7th onward it is taxed even if under NT$2,000.
Your EMS parcelTaxed or notHow it is calculated (legal basis)
Dutiable value ≤ NT$2,000 (about ¥9,790, including postage)ExemptExempt from import duty, commodity tax and business tax (Article 7, Paragraph 1 of the postal parcel regulations)
Contains tobacco, alcohol or tariff-quota agricultural productsTaxedThe NT$2,000 exemption does not apply (Article 7, Paragraph 2)
> NT$2,000, but every single item (and every same-kind, same-tariff-code total) is ≤ NT$2,000Taxed; import duty is a flat 5% (except tobacco and alcohol / quota agricultural products)Counts as “sundry articles”; except for tobacco, alcohol and tariff-quota agricultural products, import duty is charged at 5% under General Rule 5 of the Customs Import Tariff, plus 5% business tax (Article 8)
> NT$2,000, and a single item (or a same-kind, same-tariff-code total) is > NT$2,000Taxed at the CCC rateNot sundry articles; that item is taxed at its tariff rate (Article 8); clothing 12%, biscuits 20%, tablet health supplements up to 30%
2 or more parcels from the same sender arriving on the same dateCombinedEven if split and sent separately, parcels arriving on the same day have their dutiable values added together (Article 11); the same arrival date is based on the date the post office postmarks the dispatch note
Already released duty-free 6 times within six months (January–June / July–December)Taxed from the 7th timeFrequent shipments to the same recipient are not eligible for the exemption (Article 12); for express shipments, it is determined by the same taxpayer
How is the tax paid? For postal parcels with a dutiable value over NT$2,000 but an FOB value not over US$5,000 that do not require a customs declaration, Customs issues a “small postal parcel import tax payment notice” to the post office, and the tax is collected by the postal carrier on delivery; if the FOB value exceeds US$5,000, a customs declaration must be filed within 15 days from the day after the post office’s notice (Article 6). Advertising materials and samples with a dutiable value of NT$12,000 or less are exempt from import duty. The above is compiled from the Customs Administration, Ministry of Finance “Clearance Rules for Imported Postal Parcels” (Customs Administration PDF) and the Regulations Governing the Clearance of Imported and Exported Postal Parcels (郵包物品進出口通關辦法) (amended 2020-04-01); duty on EMS parcels is collected by the post office on delivery, a different process from consolidation companies paying in advance and then charging the recipient.

Real-World Examples: Landed Costs of Common Japanese Products Shipped to Taiwan

The following are estimates generated by this site's tariff engine for common individual Japanese products. The first 5 have customs values within NT$2,000 → tax-free:

Japanese ProductProduct PricePredicted Tariff CodeDuty RateCustoms ValueImport TaxTotal Landed Cost*
Shiseido Moisturizing Lotion¥3,0003304.990%NT$620Tax-freeAbout NT$740
UNIQLO Down Jacket¥5,9006101.3012%NT$1,220Tax-freeAbout NT$1,360
Japanese Snack and Cookie Assortment¥2,0001905.9020%NT$414Tax-freeAbout NT$564
Gundam MG Model (Air)¥4,0009503.000%NT$827Tax-freeAbout NT$1,017
SD Memory Card/Camera Accessory (Air)¥6,0008523.510%NT$1,241Tax-freeAbout NT$1,371
Dietary Supplement Tablets (High-Value)¥15,0002106.9030%NT$3,102Taxed About NT$1,132About NT$4,384

* Total landed cost = product price + international shipping + last-mile delivery fee + import tax. Shipping figures are market reference values used as estimation assumptions (Sea Express from about NT$50/kg, air freight from about NT$100/kg, last-mile delivery fee about NT$100) and are not quotes from this site: the Japan route is not yet available and has no official rates; official rates will be announced once the route opens. Tax amounts were calculated by this site's tariff engine on 2026-08-17 using the ten-day customs exchange rate (1 JPY ≈ NT$0.2068). The last row illustrates exceeding the exemption threshold: ¥15,000 of dietary supplement tablets (30% duty) incurs about NT$931 in customs duty + about NT$202 in business tax.

Quick Tariff Rate Guide by Japanese Product Category

Product CategoryCommon Duty RateAbove the Exemption Threshold
Cosmetics, skincare, drugstore beauty productsMostly 0%Only 5% business tax (specific-purpose cosmetics are also subject to quantity limits)
3C electronics, memory cards, camera accessories, home appliancesMostly 0%Only 5% business tax
Models, figurines, toysMostly 0%Only 5% business tax
Clothing and jackets (synthetic fiber/knitted)About 12%12% customs duty + 5% business tax
Snacks, candy, cookiesAbout 20%20% customs duty + 5% business tax (some items also require quarantine inspection)
Tablet/capsule dietary supplementsAbout 30%30% customs duty + 5% business tax, plus personal-use quantity limits

The actual rate depends on the product's 11-digit CCC code. Find the exact tariff classification: search 12,000+ CCC tariff codes.

Personal-Use Limits for Drugstore Products and Dietary Supplements (Taiwan FDA/Customs)

Japanese drugstore products are popular, but medicines and tablet-form dietary supplements have personal-use quantity limits and are for personal use only and may not be sold. The table below reflects the rules for goods carried by inbound travelers (published by Kaohsiung Customs on 115-04-17; this table only adopts its medicine and food sections — the cosmetics personal-use quantity limit was repealed on 2024-07-01 under Announcement No. 1131603792, and no current bottle-count cap can be found, though resale is still prohibited); the thresholds for medicines imported by mail or through a forwarding service are stricter — see the notes below the table:

ItemLimit per TypeCombined Limit
Over-the-Counter Medicines (Western Medicines)12 bottles/boxes/cans/tubes/units36
Prescription Medicines (Without a Prescription)2-month supply—
Prescription Medicines (With a Prescription)6-month supply—
Specific-Purpose Cosmetics (Medicated Sunscreen/Hair Dye and Perming Products, etc.)Abolished as of 2024-07-01; no current bottle-count cap can be found (may not be resold)—
Tablet and Capsule Dietary Supplements12 bottles/boxes/cans/packs/bags36
Mail and traveler allowances are two separate sets of limits: The table above reflects the rules for goods carried by inbound travelers. For imports by mail or express, Customs can release only 2 bottles (boxes) of each type of medicine not accompanied by an import permit; tablet and capsule foods are limited to 12 bottles (boxes) of each type and 36 bottles (boxes) in total for that import, and anything above that requires an import permit from the Taiwan FDA, return of the shipment, or a declaration of abandonment (Kaohsiung Customs, 113-08-28). Common pitfalls: High-dose vitamins such as Alinamin (合利他命) are classified as medicines in Taiwan, not ordinary vitamin foods, so mailed shipments fall under the medicine release cap of 2 bottles (boxes) per type described above; exceeding it or shipping for resale may violate the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act. Foods containing meat (beef jerky, pork floss, instant noodles containing meat) may not be imported by mail under Article 34, Paragraph 3 of the Statute for Prevention and Control of Infectious Animal Diseases, and violators face return, confiscation, or destruction of the goods plus a fine of NT$30,000–150,000 (Laws & Regulations Database of the Republic of China); canned goods sterilized at high temperature (tinplate cans and retort pouches) are an exception and require no quarantine declaration (Taipei Customs FAQ).

HowBridge core data (citable): tariff distribution of common Japanese products under Taiwan’s tariff

The following data is taken from this site’s tariff database (12,699 11-digit entries from the Customs Administration, Ministry of Finance tariff, Column 1 rates; counted 2026-09-18) and can be cited directly with the source “HowBridge 0523.tw tariff database”:

Popular Japanese category (tariff chapter)Number of 11-digit tariff entriesEntries at 0% duty / shareMost common rate
Cosmetics, skincare (Chapter 33)5842 entries / 72.4% (all 12 entries, 100%, under 3304 beauty products are 0%)0%
3C electronics, home appliances, memory cards (Chapter 85)650308 entries / 47.4%0%, followed by 5% and 10%
Cameras, optical and measuring instruments (Chapter 90)323232 entries / 71.8%0%
Toys, models, figures (Chapter 95)8644 entries / 51.2%0%, followed by 5%
Knitted + woven clothing (Chapters 61, 62)3640 entries / 0%12% (followed by 10.5% and 11.5%)
Biscuits, cereal preparations (Chapter 19)620 entries / 0%20%
Health foods, other food preparations (heading 2106, including tablets / capsules)240 entries / 0%5% (followed by 10% and 30%)
Entire tariff (Chapters 1–97)12,6994,212 entries / 33.2%0%, followed by 5% (1,652 entries) and 10% (1,034 entries)

Method: grouped by the first 2 digits (chapter) or first 4 digits (heading) of tariff_code, counting entries whose Column 1 duty rate is “0%”; tariff content is based on Customs Administration data retrieved on 2026-04-22, and each entry can be checked individually with the CCC tariff lookup. Further conversion: NT$2,000 duty-free threshold ÷ the Customs exchange rate for the ten-day period of 2026-09-11 of 0.2043 ≈ ¥9,790 (including international shipping). Interpretation: most Japanese drugstore products (Chapter 33, 72.4%) and cameras and optics (Chapter 90, 71.8%) only require the 5% business tax even above the duty-free allowance; about half of 3C electronics and model tariff entries are 0%; the items that really incur double-digit duties are clothing, snacks and tablet health supplements — which is why a UNIQLO jacket above the allowance incurs noticeably more tax than skincare at the same price.

Frequently Asked Questions About Taxes on Shipments from Japan to Taiwan

Do I always have to pay tax when shipping purchases from Japan to Taiwan?
Not necessarily. A dutiable value (goods + international shipping + insurance) of ≤ NT$2,000 is exempt from import duty, commodity tax and business tax. Most single Japanese items fall within the exemption; only combined large parcels or high-priced, high-tariff goods exceed it and are taxed.
Can Japan’s 10% consumption tax be refunded when shipping to Taiwan?
Japan’s consumption tax rate is 10% (consumption tax 7.8% + local consumption tax 2.2%). Refunds (tax exemption) are limited to travelers who buy at tax-free shops and personally carry the goods out of Japan; purchases shipped via consolidation / online shopping to a local consolidation company’s warehouse in Japan and then forwarded to Taiwan are domestic Japanese transactions and cannot be refunded. From November 1, 2026, Japan switches to “pay first, refund later” (the refund method, リファンド方式): you pay the tax-inclusive price at purchase, and the tax is refunded only after you leave Japan within 90 days of purchase and Japan Customs confirms it; personally carrying the goods out is still a prerequisite, so consolidation shipments still cannot be refunded.
Which Japanese products have especially high tariffs?
Japanese clothing (synthetic fibers) about 12%, snacks and candy about 20%, tablet and capsule health supplements up to about 30%; cosmetics, 3C electronics and model toys are mostly 0%. Tariffs only apply above the duty-free allowance, and 0% items only require the 5% business tax.
Are there quantity limits for shipping Japanese drugstore products and supplements to Taiwan?
Yes, and “carried by travelers” and “imported by mail” are two separate sets of limits. Carried by travelers: over-the-counter medicines 12 per type, 36 in total; tablet and capsule health foods 12 per type, 36 in total (the personal-use limit for cosmetics was abolished on 2024-07-01, but resale is prohibited). Mail / express imports are stricter: medicines without an import permit are released at only 2 bottles (boxes) per type; tablet and capsule foods 12 per type, 36 in total per shipment. Alinamin is classified as a medicine in Taiwan, and mailing over the limit will require applying for a permit or returning the goods.
How is tax calculated on shipments from Japan to Taiwan?
(Express / consolidation basis) Above the duty-free allowance: import duty = dutiable value × CCC tariff rate; business tax = (dutiable value + import duty + commodity tax) × 5%. For example, ¥15,000 of health supplement tablets (30% duty), at the Customs exchange rate for the ten-day period of 2026-08-17 (1 JPY ≈ NT$0.2068), have a dutiable value of about NT$3,102, requiring about NT$931 in import duty + about NT$202 in business tax.
Can Japanese food and meat be shipped to Taiwan?
Ordinary packaged snacks and biscuits can generally be shipped; but products containing meat (beef jerky, meat floss, instant noodles with meat) may not be imported by mail under Article 34, Paragraph 3 of the Statute for Prevention and Control of Infectious Animal Diseases; violations lead to return, confiscation or destruction, and a fine of NT$30,000 to NT$150,000. Exception: commercially sterilized canned food (metal cans, retort pouches) does not need to be declared for quarantine. Foods with animal or plant ingredients are subject to additional quarantine rules, so check the ingredients before shipping.
What is Taiwan’s “consumption tax”? Do I pay it on parcels imported from Japan?
Taiwan has no tax called “consumption tax”; the equivalent is the 5% business tax. It is collected by Customs on import: business tax = (dutiable value + import duty + commodity tax) × 5%; waived if the dutiable value is within NT$2,000. Japan’s consumption tax is 10%, paid when shopping in Japan; they are taxes of different countries and calculated separately.
Is there a high chance of EMS parcels from Japan being taxed in Taiwan? Up to what amount won’t they be taxed?
Under the rules it is a threshold, not a probability: EMS parcels with a dutiable value (goods + postage + insurance) within NT$2,000 are exempt from import duty, commodity tax and business tax, and above that the full amount is taxed. Converted at the Customs exchange rate for the ten-day period of 2026-09-11, 1 JPY ≈ NT$0.2043, parcels within about ¥9,790 (including postage) are tax-free. Exceptions: tobacco, alcohol and tariff-quota agricultural products are not exempt; 2 or more parcels from the same sender arriving on the same date are combined; once the same recipient has had 6 duty-free releases within six months, the exemption no longer applies from the 7th. Above the threshold, if every single item (and every same-kind, same-tariff-code total) is no more than NT$2,000, it counts as sundry articles and import duty is a flat 5% except for tobacco, alcohol and tariff-quota agricultural products; otherwise the CCC rate applies. The tax is collected by the post office on delivery.
How is import duty on goods from Japan calculated? Is there a simple formula?
Three steps: ① dutiable value = (product price + international shipping + insurance) × the Customs exchange rate for the current ten-day period; ② import duty = dutiable value × tariff rate (express and consolidation use the CCC rate; postal sundry articles are a flat 5% except tobacco, alcohol and tariff-quota agricultural products); ③ business tax = (dutiable value + import duty + commodity tax) × 5%. For example, a UNIQLO down jacket at ¥12,000 + postage ¥2,000, at the ten-day rate of 2026-09-11 of 0.2043, has a dutiable value of NT$2,860, exceeding the allowance; import duty at 12% is about NT$343 and business tax about NT$160, for total import taxes of about NT$503.

Legal Basis and Official Sources

The tax estimates and quantity-limit information on this page are provided for reference. Actual tariff classifications, rates, tax payable, and personal-use determinations are subject to approval by Taiwan Customs under the Customs Administration, Ministry of Finance, and regulations of the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration, Ministry of Health and Welfare. Japan's consumption tax refund system and Taiwan's import regulations may change; always refer to the latest laws and regulations.

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