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Free Chrome extension

See the real Bahamas duty on Amazon and eBay

duty242 adds the real Bahamas import cost โ€” duty, environmental levy, processing fee and VAT โ€” right next to the price. On Amazon it sits alongside the Import Fees Deposit so you can compare the two; on eBay, where no import estimate is shown at all, it is the only number you get.

Works on amazon.com and ebay.com No account needed No tracking
Reads only the product page you're viewing No ads on Amazon or eBay, ever Rates from the 2026 tariff schedule
What it does

One job, done well

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Full landed-cost breakdown

Import duty, the 1% processing fee, any environmental levy and 10% VAT โ€” itemized on the product page.

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Deposit vs. real duty

The real charge sits next to Amazon's Import Fees Deposit, with the difference โ€” higher or lower โ€” shown before you buy. eBay quotes no deposit, so you simply get the real figure.

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Private by design

No account, no browsing history, no cookies. It reads the product you're on and requests amazon.com and ebay.com only.

On the page

What you'll see

$599.99 55" 4K UHD Smart TV
Import Fees Deposit: $355.00
duty242 Actual BS duty ~$307.50

Deposit is $47.50 higher than the Bahamas calculation โ€” the badge shows the difference instantly.

$479.99 Galaxy S24 FE, unlocked
No import estimate shown
duty242 Actual BS duty ~$111.80

eBay quotes nothing for Bahamas import โ€” the badge fills it in before you bid.

Single purpose: shows Bahamas import duty estimates for the Amazon or eBay product you're viewing. That's it. Plus an optional freight input for forwarder shipping.

Add to Chrome โ€” free

Privacy: the extension sends only product data (ASIN or eBay item number, title, category, price, weight, and Amazon's deposit where shown) to compute the duty. No cookies, browsing history, or personal data โ€” see the privacy policy.