Jamaica - Import Tariffs Jamaica - Import Tariffs
Jamaica Customs Agency is one of the major revenue-generating entities of the Jamaican government, accounting for approximately 40 percent of taxes. Still, the government has committed to gradually reducing duties, some as high as 180 percent. As a CARICOM member state, Jamaica applies a Common External Tariff (CET) to imports from countries outside CARICOM. The CET typically ranges between 10 - 20 percent.
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