- Austria is proposing a new €2 “Delivery Tax” on imported low-value B2C e-commerce parcels from large sellers, starting October 2026.
- The measure mirrors the EU’s planned €2 Customs Handling Fee, expected in November 2026.
- The EU has also agreed to a flat €3 Customs Duty levy for July 2026 ahead of the 2028 Customs Reform.
- France and Belgium already have similar €2 customs fees, though Belgium’s is currently on pause.
- The proposal is open for consultation until 26 May 2026.
Source: vatcalc.com
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