Delivered Duty Paid (DDP)
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Quick Definition
Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) is an international shipping agreement where the seller assumes all responsibilities, risks, and costs associated with transporting goods until they are received by the buyer.
Examples
- 1A U.S. manufacturer ships machinery to a buyer in Germany under DDP terms, meaning the manufacturer is responsible for all transport costs, import duties, and taxes until delivery.
- 2An e-commerce business in China sends products to customers in the U.S. using DDP, ensuring the customers do not face any additional charges upon delivery.
- 3A furniture company in Italy agrees to DDP terms when shipping to Canada, taking on all logistical responsibilities and costs, including customs clearance.
Tags
international shippingtrade agreementsimport/exportlogisticscustomsduties
Quick Info
Category:Taxes
Difficulty:intermediate
Last Updated:6/18/2025