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DUTY EXEMPTION IN NIGERIA: HOW TO PROCESS IT

DUTY EXEMPTION IN NIGERIA

Duty exemption in Nigeria or import duty exemption in Nigeria is indeed a good incentive from the government. What really is import duty exemption in Nigeria? Are all imports qualified for duty exemption? If not all products are suitable for import duty exemption, what products are? How can you process duty waiver for suitable goods […]

BILL OF LADING NIGERIA: WHAT TO KNOW

Bill of lading Nigeria

Bill of lading Nigeria is a title we are using intentionally to indicate our focus on goods going into Nigeria. However, this information for bill of lading Nigeria is a comprehensive information about the bill of lading in general. The article is a sort of compendium of what the bill of lading is. Consequently, we […]

CLEARING ROLLS-ROYCE CARS NIGERIA

CLEARING ROLLS-ROYCE CARS NIGERIA

Clearing Rolls-Royce cars Nigeria means submitting import papers to Customs and other agencies of government. In addition, this process involves payment of statutory fees and taxes. Clearance vendors carry out clearance activities to bring out import goods from Customs control to the importer. The following are what you pay to clear cars in Nigeria: First, […]

CLEAR RAM CARS NIGERIA: HOW MUCH?

Clearing Ram cars Nigeria

Clearing Ram cars Nigeria is for lovers of Ram cars. We love our ardent readers so much, and like to inform them. The ultimate goal in putting this piece together is to enable Ram car lovers have ideas of overall clearance cost. Thus, in the table below, calculating total clearance fee in Naira (CLRG) is […]

CLEARING PORSCHE CARS NIGERIA

CLEARING PORSCHE CARS NIGERIA

Clear Porsche cars Nigeria looks at the cost of bringing Porsche cars from Customs controlled warehouse to the importer. In the below table, we have the model, year of manufacture (YR), the ex-factory or Customs value (XF). Thus, we are able to estimate the total clearance cost (CLRG) cost using standard formula and from experience. […]

COST CLEARING PEUGEOT CARS IN NIGERIA

COST CLEARING PEUGEOT CARS IN NIGERIA

Cost clearing Peugeot cars is comprehensive, yet from our experience only, and does not represent any authority. The total cost clearing Peugeot cars combines the following: Firstly, duties and taxes payable to the federal government of Nigeria. Secondly, shipping company local handling charges Thirdly, terminal or warehouse local handling charges In addition, clearing charges by […]

COST CLEARING NISSAN CARS IN NIGERIA

COST CLEARING NISSAN CARS IN NIGERIA

Cost clearing Nissan cars uses standard duty calculation formula to estimate what is payable on import of Nisan cars in Nigeria. The assumption is that all cars pay surface duty with 20% rate, 15% levy and 7.5% VAT. Furthermore, the exchange rate usable between Naira and dollar is the prevailing Customs import rate of the […]

COST CLEARING MITSUBISHI CARS IN NIGERIA

COST CLEARING MITSUBISHI CARS IN NIGERIA

Cost clearing Mitsubishi cars is for lovers of Mitsubishi brands, who desire to know clearance cost in advance of importation. Instead of boring our readers with unnecessary details, we have put together the overall cost of clearance in the below table. For more, check: CAR CLEARING NIGERIA: HOW TO CLEAR CARS. Thus, the final figure […]

COST CLEARING MINI CARS IN NIGERIA

COST CLEARING MINI CARS IN NIGERIA

Cost clearing Mini cars in Nigeria follows the rules we have set from beginning with car clearing. Thus, we have included the duty, local charges and other ancillary charges for car clearance in the below table. Importers of Mini cars, who desire to know cost clearing Mini cars in Nigeria can now match model to […]

COST CLEARING MERCEDES-BENZ NIGERIA

COST CLEARING MERCEDES-BENZ NIGERIA

Cost clearing Mercedes-Benz Nigeria (CLRG) in the pages below is a cumulative sum. Thus, the figures in the final column includes the duty, local charges and all other fees. What this mean is that the importer releases the amount to a trustworthy clearance agency to deliver the car at exit Customs gate. We have the […]

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