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Import duty on plastic and rubber shoes from China to Australia

Short answer: Australian duty on plastic and rubber shoes from China depends on the tariff line in chapter 64. Many Chinese-origin goods qualify for reduced or zero duty under ChAFTA with proof of origin, but check your line in the ABF Working Tariff. GST of 10% applies. In our example at 0% duty, 600 units land at about US$7.00 each.

Verified 2026-10-29 against official sources linked below.

The rates (from official sources)

ItemValueSource
Tariff chapterChapter 64, footwearABF Working Tariff
General and ChAFTA dutyVaries by tariff line, look up your lineABF Working Tariff
ChAFTA proof of originNeeded to claim the preferential rateDFAT
GST on imports10% of (customs value + duty + transport and insurance)ABF

HS chapter hint: chapter 64. The rate belongs to the exact code, not the product name, so check yours.

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Worked example

600 units at US$5.50 each, US$500 freight, 0.5% insurance. Amounts in US$ for comparison; customs uses local currency at the official rate.

Customs value (FOB)3,300.00
Dutyyour rate x value
Freight500
Insurance (0.5%)16.50
GST 10% at 0% duty381.65
Landed total at 0% duty (shown in US$)4,198.15
Each 1% of duty adds (incl. GST on it)36.30

Example figures, not a quote. Not included: broker fees, local delivery and sourcing-agent fees.

FAQ

What is the Australian import duty on plastic and rubber shoes from China?

Look up your tariff line in chapter 64 of the ABF Working Tariff. Chinese goods can use the ChAFTA rate if you hold a valid certificate or declaration of origin.

How is GST worked out on Australian imports?

GST is 10% of the value of the taxable importation, which is the customs value plus duty plus international transport and insurance.

Which HS chapter are plastic and rubber shoes in?

Usually chapter 64 (footwear). The exact code depends on material and use, for example women's rubber/plastic shoes. Confirm the code with your customs broker before you ship.

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