"custom duties" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to payments made to a government for imports and exports. For example, "The company had to pay an additional $1,000 in custom duties for the imported goods."
Import duties are the most important and most common types of custom duties.
In Kenya traders can now pay custom duties online, reducing time and hassle.
It even managed to convince the Russian government to change the way custom duties were calculated on furniture, switching from weight to the value of the furniture itself.
The city is already offering the developer $49.6 million in tax breaks, and the federal government recently declared the building a foreign trade zone, absolving jewelry manufacturers of having to pay custom duties on many imports and exports.
Important details, such as who would be responsible for regulating the quality of imports and which officials would actually assess custom duties, were left to be decided later and remain unresolved.
As it was, the Israelis showed their distaste and their capacity to hamper the agreement by failing to hand over custom duties, on which the Palestinian Authority relies for a good chunk of its budget, at the end of the month.
An online merchant includes taxes and customs duties on the customer's bill, and passes them on to the carrier.
Inefficient ports and high customs duties make relocation expensive.
Sri Lanka's government has sharply raised customs duties on them.
Both sides charge customs duties, and bribes are common.
We should have customs duties that include a charge for undervaluation of their currencies.
