Question 1

What are FedEx international ancillary fees?

Accepted Answer

FedEx, like other carriers, offers standard customs clearance on express air shipments and does not charge brokerage fees. However, they do charge different fees by country for other services associated with customs clearance. These fees include additional line items, storage, freight clearance, returned goods, other government agency processing, temporary import, customized service, direct payment processing, post clearance entry adjustment, and an advancement fee.

Question 2

What is FedEx international advancement fee?

Accepted Answer

The advancement fee is the most commonly charged fee of all the ancillary fees. This is because FedEx will pay for all the duties and taxes/VAT on behalf of the receiver, and then collect the charges from the receiver. For example, a shipment to the UK will have a minimum charge of £10.50 or 2.5% of the advanced duties and taxes, whichever is greater.

Question 3

What is the difference between landed cost and ancillary/advancement fees?

Accepted Answer

The FedEx GTM (Global Trade Manager) calculates and estimates duties and taxes that will be levied on your export shipments. However, it does not calculate any international FedEx advancement fees or other ancillary fees. This could mean a significant cost difference between the duty/tax estimator (GTM) and the actual total landed cost to the consumer. Zonos™ software allows for the calculations of ancillary fees and other charges to better estimate a total landed cost.

FedEx 국제 부가 요금

FedEx 국제 선급 수수료

Landed cost 및 부가/선급 수수료