Calculate import duties for cross-border e-commerce under Brazilian Law 14,902/2024: 20% under $50, 60% with $20 deduction above $50, plus 17% grossed-up state ICMS.
Cart items total in US dollars.
International shipping cost (forms customs tax base).
Official PTAX dollar exchange rate.
II_{\text{BRL}} = [(V_{\text{USD}} \cdot t_{II}) - D] \cdot \text{PTAX}; \qquad \text{ICMS} = \frac{V_{\text{BRL}} + II_{\text{BRL}}}{1 - t_{\text{ICMS}}} \cdot t_{\text{ICMS}}Law 14,902/2024 mandates 20% federal duty under $50, and 60% above $50 with a $20 statutory rebate. State ICMS is calculated 'from within' (grossed up), compounding on top of the customs value plus federal duty.
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