You must pay taxes. When you enter the customs, the customs will check some things to see if they are dutiable. If so, you must pay them. Some are as high as several hundred percent. You can ask others before buying.
Under normal circumstances, international courier companies such as UPS, FEDEX, TNT and DHL have already collected customs duties when delivering. You can choose them to save things, but the freight is more expensive.
When the Chinese came back from abroad, they drove the westerners back to China. For foreign countries, it is an export, and the export should be returned to the shopper. Some countries refund taxes to buyers before going through customs, and some people shop in airport duty-free shops, so the price will be cheaper after tax is removed. However, after entering China, it is imported, and you have to pay customs duties and value-added tax. The tax is calculated according to the national tariff and value-added tax rate.
To sum up, the price of goods does not include customs duties, which are generally added to the freight. But I have seen many cases in the past. When you pick up a parcel, you have to pay customs duties, which are collected by the postal department and will be given to you. As for how much to deduct, it depends on the value of the goods themselves. If you send them as gifts or giveaways, you should not deduct customs duties. . . . .