What you pay on delivery, on top of the price on this site, and why.
The short version. Your order is shipped from outside the European Union, straight to you. That makes it an import into your country. We charge no VAT at checkout; instead your country charges its own import VAT, usually plus a small customs duty and a carrier handling fee, and the carrier collects all of it from you before it hands the parcel over. Budget for it before you order — on a €700 set in the EU it is commonly €150–200.
ONE SOLUTION SRL is a small enterprise established in Romania and is not registered for VAT there (regim special de scutire pentru întreprinderi mici, art. 310 Cod fiscal). More importantly for you: the goods never pass through Romania. They are cleared by customs in your own country, so there is no Romanian or intra-EU VAT to charge — the tax is levied at your border instead, at your national rate.
This is not a discount and not a loophole. The total you pay is the price on this site, plus the import charges below. We would rather you see both numbers before you order than discover the second one at the door.
The import VAT rate that applies to your parcel is your own country's standard rate, shown below. Duty on heading 8714 goods is the same across the Union.
| Country | Import VAT | Customs duty | On a €700 set, roughly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | 20% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €183 |
| Belgium | 21% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €190 |
| Bulgaria | 20% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €183 |
| Croatia | 25% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €218 |
| Cyprus | 19% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €176 |
| Czechia | 21% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €190 |
| Denmark | 25% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €218 |
| Estonia | 24% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €211 |
| Finland | 25.5% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €222 |
| France | 20% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €183 |
| Germany | 19% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €176 |
| Greece | 24% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €211 |
| Hungary | 27% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €232 |
| Ireland | 23% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €204 |
| Italy | 22% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €197 |
| Latvia | 21% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €190 |
| Lithuania | 21% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €190 |
| Luxembourg | 17% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €162 |
| Malta | 18% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €169 |
| Netherlands | 21% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €190 |
| Poland | 23% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €204 |
| Portugal | 23% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €204 |
| Slovakia | 23% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €204 |
| Slovenia | 22% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €197 |
| Spain | 21% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €190 |
| Sweden | 25% | 3–4.5% | ≈ €218 |
Everywhere else, expect your national import VAT or GST plus local duty. If you want the exact figure for your country before you commit, write to us and we will work it out with you.
The true transaction value, the correct commodity code and the true country of origin. We will not under-declare a parcel or describe it as a gift, however politely we are asked: that is customs fraud, the carrier reports it, and it is you who gets stopped at the border and fined.
You can enter your company name and VAT number at checkout; it is recorded and appears on the invoice and on the customs paperwork. In most countries import VAT you pay on goods for your business is recoverable through your normal return — your accountant will need the import document the carrier issues, not our invoice, so keep it.
If you refuse a parcel rather than pay the import charges, it is returned to us at our cost and we will deduct the return freight from your refund. Please make sure the full landed cost works for you before you order — that is exactly why this page exists.
If your accountant needs anything specific on the invoice, write to contact@revfairings.com before you order and we will make sure it is there.
This page describes the rules as they applied in September 2026 and the charges we expect you to see. Rates are set by your own authorities and can change; it explains our position, it is not tax advice for yours.