Italy’s custom import duty: What is it and how much does it cost?

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​Italy’s membership in the European Union has greatly influenced its tariff structure. Duties on imported goods disappeared between Member States by 1986. Since then, this has also resulted in a substantial reduction of duties on products imported from areas outside of EU countries, including the United States.

​How are import duties charged in Italy?

An import duty is levied on products that have a value of at least €150. VAT (Value Added Tax) is due on products that are valued above €22 (meaning from €22.01). Small goods that are underneath these two thresholds are exempt from taxes and duties, except in the case of mail ordered goods.

How are duty and tax calculated?

​In general, shipping costs are included in duty and tax (regardless of who actually pays for them). When charges are specified in the commercial invoice the duties are calculated on the total amount including the shipping charges. If tax charged is not quoted in the commercial invoice, then a flat-rate amount is added to the declared value which is generally based on the weight and country of origin.

Depending on the type of product there will be a different rate: for example, cameras are charged at 4.2% while products related to health & beauty are charged at 6.5%.
For more informations about this check also our video about VAT and import and export in Italy.

What are the customs duties and taxes on imports?

​Duties and import taxes are due for all goods imported into Italy from outside of the European Union. As part of the European Union’s Common Customs Tariff, Italy has preferential rates that are applied to imports from countries which the EU has signed agreements with.

Duties range anywhere from 0% to 17%, with the general tax averaging 4.2%. However, foodstuffs (particularly dairy products), textiles and clothing still have quotas and higher tariffs.

Who pays for them?

​Shipments can be delivered either with duties prepaid (DDP) or with duties unpaid (DDU). If duties are pre-paid, which is the most common way and means that the seller has paid them in advance, they will not be subject to additional charges or unexpected customs fees and will pass through customs much quicker than DDU goods.

What documents are required?

For written declarations to customs, the official document is the Single Administrative Document (SAD) and is, as its name suggests, a one-page document. It functions as the EU importer’s declaration,  encompassing both the customs duty and VAT; it is valid throughout the entire EU.

It should also be noted that Italy, like the rest of the EU, uses a Harmonized System (HS), meaning that there is a specific nomenclature involved in labeling products. And, according to the European Commission the HS “…comprises about 5,000 commodity groups which are identified by a 6-digit code and arranged according to a legal and logical structure based on fixed rules. The Combined Nomenclature of the European Union (EU) integrates the HS Nomenclature and comprises additional 8-digit subdivisions and legal notes specifically created to address the needs of the Community.”

That’s all there is to it. This process has been greatly simplified in order to lessen the bureaucratic strain associated with the movement of goods and promote transactions within the EU and abroad.
For more informations, read also our guide about imports and exports in Italy, how to export to Italy and our article about transfer pricing in Italy.

Types of Goods and Duty Implication

A wide range of goods imported into Italy are subject to custom import duties. These include consumer products, electronics, clothing, and more. The duty imposed on each category of goods can vary significantly, making it important for importers to understand which category their goods fall into.

How Duties are Calculated

The calculation of Italian custom import duties is based on several factors. The value of the goods, their type, and the country of origin all play a part in determining the duty rate. This rate is usually a percentage of the total value of the imported goods and is calculated according to the harmonized system used globally.

Average Rates of Duties

The average rates of Italian custom import duties vary. While some goods may attract higher rates, others could be eligible for lower rates or even exemptions. The duty rate can be as low as zero for certain goods, especially those coming from countries with which Italy has trade agreements.

Navigating Italian Customs Regulations

Dealing with Italian customs involves a complex set of procedures, documentation requirements, and compliance with regulations. Businesses must be well-acquainted with these processes to ensure smooth import transactions. This part of the article will provide insights into the necessary steps and documents required for clearing Italian customs.

Case Studies

To give a practical perspective, this section will include real-world examples of businesses that have navigated the Italian custom import duty landscape. These case studies will highlight common challenges and successful strategies used to manage import duties effectively.

Strategies to Minimize Duties and Maximize Compliance

Minimizing duty costs while ensuring compliance is a key goal for businesses. This section will offer tips and strategies on how businesses can achieve this balance. It will cover aspects like taking advantage of trade agreements, correct classification of goods, and seeking expert advice.

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152 thoughts on “Italy’s custom import duty: What is it and how much does it cost?”

  1. Alison Parsons-Smith

    Why was a child’s dress I sent to Italy as a gift held in customs for a month and then my friends made to pay 5 euros to collect it?
    It was a birthday present and therefore embarrassing for me.It was very late and cost them money.

    Reply
    1. Rory Keegan

      After implementing the suggestions from this article, I’ve noticed a significant improvement in my approach. Truly grateful!

      Reply
  2. Mr Nigel Bowles

    I have just bought a house in Italy and would like to take a few things over from UK, will be a mixture of furniture etc from our existing house, mostly used items but a few, new, low value items…
    What do I need to do and how will I be taxed on a mixed load?
    Thanks
    Nigel

    Reply
      1. Sasha

        Hi,
        Would furniture even though a ‘personal item’ be worth more than the minimum E22 and therefore subject to charges?
        I too am resident uk but have boight a property in Italy and would like to move some furniture, dvds, iMac (old), books and framed pictures over. Can these all escape import duties as they are ‘personal items’ and not yo be sold?
        Thanks,
        Sasha

        Reply
    2. Caterina

      Why does customs ask for the fiscal code for the recipient?? I have sent many packages via FedEx…but thus time customs in Lonate Pozzolo, It had thr packages and wanted that information?
      The value of thr packages totaled 210 Canadian. How much taxes/duties will be calculated to pay??

      Reply
  3. Sarah T

    I’ve just had to pay €3:30 to receive a 60g package containing a birthday card and some hand knitted gloves that honestly have zero monetary value. “Gift” was ticked on the CN22 label by the Post Office in the UK, yet I’ve still had to pay. Is this correct?

    Reply
      1. Ronny Christina

        I am getting charged $520 in customs fees to RETURN a shoe that did not fit to a boutique in Italy. WHY SO HIGH???? This is insane !!!!!!!

        Reply
  4. Anne

    I forgot my prescription sunglasses in the US and had a friend send them to Rome. The customs fee is over 60 euros. The glasses were $175 new, but are used. Is over 60 euros correct?

    Reply
    1. James

      Thanks for your helpful website. Getting clear information on this topic is difficult. What about personal items with no commercial or resale value?For example personal documents (in my case certificates) from UK to Italy. J

      Reply
  7. Revathi

    Hello Nicolo,

    I just want to get my new laptop shipped to italy from India.Am i supposed to pay any taxes? It is of personal use.
    Thank you.

    Reply
  8. Isabel

    Hi 🙂 Looking to buy some jewellery from Israel and have it sent to me to Italy. What % should I be paying from the total cost of the jewellery given it’s over the €150 threshold please? I can’t seem to find this info anywhere online…

    Reply
      1. Gail Alexander

        I sent two Fabric Beach bags to Italy on Monday with UPS the value was £100 my relative received them this morning and had to pay 50.30 euros is this correct ? This is more than 25% Tax.

        Reply
        2. Caitriona

          Hi my son races gokart around the world. He has sent his engine (used) to Italy so he didn’t have to carry so much when he lands at the airport and travels via train, he sent it ahead to his destination. There engine was originally imported from Italy to Australia and import duty paid. Why now does he have to pay import tax again on a used sports item he will be using while he is racing in Italy? They are trying to charge €750.

          Reply
  9. Jackie

    I bought some jeans from Italy sending to the UK costing £150 and they’re trying to charge me £64.41 import tax is this correct it seems rather high.

    Reply
  10. Rumena

    I want to send my Uncle in Italy a parcel gift from the UK, the contents will be clothing under £30. will i have to pay any customs and VAT or will my uncle have to pay once the parcel is delivered? Also does the weight of the parcel matter or just the value of the items?

    Reply
      1. Dane

        This is unfortunately not the case. There was a €6 charge on item worth £15 in UK sent as a gift. A joke.

        Reply
  11. Elaine

    Hi. I’m in Milan, and I want to buy from an online store in slovakia. it costs 65 euro? Will i pay duties, if yes How much taxes/duties?

    Reply
  12. Salogy

    I want to send a second-hand watch to my cousin in Italy from Singapore. A new watch worth 800 Eur, and approx 300 Eur for second-hand. How much tax he will need to pay, if any ?

    Reply
      1. Salogy

        But I saw on the above comments, tax were commonly charged even on gift items. How can I be certain what items or circumstances that tax (VAT or custom duty) will not be charged.

        Reply
  13. Kelly Ribeiro

    Ciao Nicolò, I’ve just ordered some make-up items from a brand called colourpop in the US. The value of the items is 24 USD and I paid 34 USD in total (24 + 10 USD) for it to be shipped to Italy. I wanted to know how much tax or VAT would be charged at the Italian customs office. Thank you

    Reply
      1. Ab hkm

        Ciao come va !
        I want to import second hend mobiles from us hwo much is tax or avt would be chared and hwo many days would be taking the custom prosess?

        Reply
  14. Nishi

    Hi Nicole,
    I’ve ordered some items through the shopping app called Shein. It costs around 90€ it contains some pieces of clothes 2hand bags and a small jewelry (rings) set.
    I’ve been waiting for an update for almost a month now still none. Do I have to pay VAT or Custom? If yes how will they inform me about it?
    Thanks in advance.

    Reply
  15. Nick Nemechek

    Hello –

    My partner and I purchased a home in Italy and we are wanting to ship a large amount of personal goods – furniture, decoration, etc. – to the new home. We have not yet established residency in Italy as it will not be our primary residence. Is there a way to import the goods as personal goods and not pay import duties or taxes? We both have Codice Fiscale numbers.

    Thanks, Nick

    Reply
      1. richard eagan

        Similar issue, as the above question from Nick, about shipping a container of household goods .furniture to Italy from US; .is an inventory ie each item be required with a value or can one cap all at the insured value ?

        What range of tax can I anticipate?

        Does your firm assist with this process ? how to know, in advance. best legal and accounting and shipping company channels.
        My partner has an Italian residency card and will be on the House Title. while I remain non resident.

        Anticipating a Spring 23 move NY to Umbria.

        Welcome your response. Thanks.

        Richard

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        1. Susan

          Richard, we just did the same thing. As long as you ship under the house owner who has residency you should not be charged. We moved from Georgia ( originally NYer’s) to Orvieto in May of 23

          Reply
      2. Moynul

        Hi nicolo
        I am from napoli italy.I want to bring cloth item from bangladesh.I need some help,how can i contract with you.
        This is my email unicas.it@gmail.com
        If you get my massage please send your contract information via my email.
        thank you

        Reply
    2. Elisabetta

      Buonasera
      Abbiamo dimenticato il nostro IPad in hotel a Doha dove eravamo in vacanza . Il dispositivo è stato acquistato in Italia da noi cittadini italiani. L’hotel è disponibile alla spedizione via DHL; anche in questo caso va pagata la tassa doganale e altri oneri ?
      Grazie

      Reply
  16. maftin

    I’m importing a hearing aid from UK to Italy. It is a medical device. Is the VAT reduced to 6%? and is there a commodity code that needs to be on the c ommercial invoice?

    Thanks

    Reply
  17. Randy

    Hi – I am sending a game from US to Italy through Fed Ex for a wedding.
    Fed Ex is giving me an estimated land cost of 571 euros.
    Breakdown :
    Customs value $ 250.00 USD
    Shipping Cost $253.00 USD
    Insurance 0
    Duties and taxes – 103.12 EUR
    Total estimated land cost : 571.87 EUR
    I understand the duty and taxes cost.

    But what is the $250 customs value of good cost ?
    That is what I paid for the game in US.
    Thanks in advance

    Reply
  19. Nomi

    Hi my mom sent me a some stuff and paid all taxes and shipping fee but they still ask me to pay 80€ tax. So if I had already paid it I don’t have to pay 80€ right?

    Reply
  20. Caterina

    Hi Nicolo
    I’m about to send a gift parcel containing 20 small packages of dry dog food (no monetary value as I’ve obrained them as samples) from England to italy. The parcel weight about 500 grams. Will the recipient of the parcel in Italy have to pay anything to receive it?
    Thank you.

    Reply
  21. Suzanne

    Hi, I need to send training material to Italy for a conference. This will include notebooks, pens, paper and folders. Is this something that will be taxed? Thank you

    Reply
  22. PETER STAVELEY

    I have just received (in Italy) a 50p commemorative coin from the Royal Mint purchased as a gift for a friend, with a declared value of £15. I was required to pay 9.03 euros to have the package delivered!! Surely this is incorrect and looks criminal!

    Reply
  23. B

    Wedding in Italy – just sent items totalling 1898 GBP – the shipping total was 536 GBP – hwoever they have said my duties cost to pay is 1542 Euros – does this sound right?

    Reply
  24. Giulia

    Ciao niccolò,
    Vorrei aprire un ecommerce e pensavo di comprare dei cosmetici dalla corea del sud, ho capito piu o meno come calcolare i dazi e l’iva, pero non ho capito che documenti devo far allegare alla spedizione e cone funziona nei fatti. Cioè il venditore mi mette i documenti (non so quali) nel pacco (o fuori dal pacco) e alla dogana italiana mi contattano per pagare dazi e iva? Che succede se manca qualche documento (magari i documenti per le conformita di alcuni cosmetici) mi contattano e me li chiedono o sequestrano e buttano subito tutto?

    Reply
    1. Nicolò Bolla

      sono due tematiche distinte. 1. le imposte sono calcolate in base ai valori di fattura e dei pagamenti 2. le conformità devono essere valutate dalle competenti autorità

      Reply
  25. Gus

    I’ve just received a package I ordered from Japan to Milan. The value declared on the box was 550 yen ( around 4 Euros), but I had to pay 4.17 Euros to receive the package!! How is the cost really calculated? Its no way 22%

    Reply
  26. Jason

    I want to send clothing to Italy from the US, as a wholesale transaction, i.e. selling to a company that will sell to the consumers. I can’t tell if the wholesale is taxed or just when sold to the consumer

    Reply
  27. Martin

    Hi Nicolò, I am intending to buy a used motorcycle from Belgium. The motorcycle is 37 years old and valued at €17000. What duties are due and at what rate will they be levied? I am resident in Italy.
    Kind regards Martin

    Reply
    1. Nicolò Bolla

      There are no duties nor VAT since the Item is already in Europe. You need to pay the registration tax in Italy once you use it here

      Reply
  28. Stephen

    Ciao Nicolo,

    I want to ship a wooden statue from UK to Italy. I am sending to an Italian friend as a gift. The statue was made in India and is valued at £200. Shipping cost is £180.

    What taxes and duty would I have to pay?

    Grazia molto

    Reply
  29. Holly

    Hi. I want to send a used iPhone from Canada to Italy to a friend. What should the declared value be based on ? It is a gift. Thank you.

    Reply
  30. Dominick

    I’m migrating to Italy being retired here in the U.S. I want to ship son of my clothing and personal items all of which are used. What rate of Tax will I be looking from the Italian Customs Dept.

    Reply
  31. Hanif

    Good Morning

    I left my mobile phone in the UK for repair.
    It needs to be sent via UPS to me in Italy as I now need it.
    Current value is 300 Euro. But it is my own phone being returned back to me, already has my iCloud account set.

    Will I have to pay any duty or VAT?
    What will that amount be if I am liable to pay?
    What shall the declaration and value show on the package?

    Many Thanks

    Reply
  32. Janica

    Hi!

    I sent a box from Japan to Italy and there was a typo on the declared value which resulted to a larger tax that is being asked to be paid by my parents (recipient.) Would there be a way to correct the value? My parents initially refused to pay because it was €230. They have no idea where the box will be taken because the postman left already. Those were basically gifts not even over 6kg. The typo was ¥95400, should have been ¥9540

    Reply
  33. Jitendra singh

    Hii…….my mom wants to send a gift for my family from India to Italyuts approximately weight 14kg.is we need to pay custom duty here in italy or how much we need to pay for a gift???

    Reply
  34. Sam

    Hi Nicolò,

    I’m planning to buy a diamond from USA for $5000 that will be shipped to Italy.
    If I’m right, the VAT is 22% for jewellery too, but what about customs and duty fees?

    Thank you

    Reply
      1. Sam

        Hi Nicolò ,

        I’m trying but I can’t even understand what TARIC code applies and how to calculate.
        For example, a ring with a diamond from US,
        on the European website https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/dds2/taric/taric_consultation.jsp?Lang=en

        the code 7116 that it seems the right
        one to me says:
        “Articles of natural or cultured pearls, precious or semi-precious stones (natural, synthetic or reconstructed) ”
        Then there are three sub codes with a very vague description some of them report “Third country duty” 0% some 2.5%

        Which one is right and what are the overall charges ? vat + … ?

        Please, help

        Reply
  35. Paul M

    Hello Nicolo,
    Earlier this month we mailed three funeral memorial books of my mother to relatives in Italy from Canada. Each book cost 75$ CDN to mail to Italy. Once it arrived in Italy, my relatives had to pay a shocking 33 Euros to pick it up at the post-office! They were charged some sort of fee which is absolutely silly! This was a gift from our family to relatives in Italy & everyone was shocked and given no explanation by the post office. Is this even legal or fair? And what is this charge for??

    Reply
    1. Nicolò Bolla

      unfortunately it is legal. Unless you picked document with value of €0 once shipped, the tax office can charge it

      Reply
  36. Clare Desforges

    We regularly send products to Europe via UPS. We have had a box go missing – if we send a replacement (which I presume will then be taxed) is it possible for our customer to claim back the import duties if UPS agree that the shipment has been lost?

    Reply
  37. Vichet Som

    I’ve got a question… I live in Italy now, and I want my sister to send me one of my Stetson cowboy hats from the US. I no longer have the receipt; is there a way I would be able to get it sent to Italy without the receipt? How do I declare and actually receive it? Thank you in advance!

    Reply
  38. Mrs m morlen

    I want to send a little dress fora new baby as a gift the dress cost£22 how much extra will I have to pay to send i don’t want them to have to pay anything

    Reply
      1. Alison Parsons-Smith

        I have sent several presents of baby clothes of minimal values to Italy from UK and the family are always charged to collect the package. I always fill in the customs declaration stating what it is, the value and that it’s a gift. Why are they being charged if what you say is correct?

        Reply
  39. Benjamin John

    Hello, is there any difference for something such as an old (1960s) vinyl music record? Or is it just charged at VAT + Import duty like all other items, and its value is 10 to 20 Euros.

    Thanks
    B.

    Reply
  40. Angela

    Ciao!

    Would I pay money on second hand clothing purchased form a store in the UK and sent to Italy? The value is 52 euros.
    Thank you!

    Reply
  41. Francis R.

    Hello Nicolò,
    I am moving from Canada to Italy and will be shipping my desktop computer and monitor via my airline cargo service (items will be on the same flight as me). The computer is used (purchased it more than 2 years ago) and is for personal use. Disclosed value of 5k $ CAD. Do I need to pay import duty on such items? Is there a way to avoid duty? Marked as a gift maybe?

    Thank you so much for your time!
    Best,

    Francis

    Reply
  42. Alesia

    Hi. My dog died here in Italy and I ordered custom urns from the U.S. the total for the four urns is $311. How much will I have to pay in taxes?

    Reply
  43. Paolo

    Buongiorno Nicolò,

    Vorrei comprare un orologio usato dal Giappone con destinazione Italia.
    Il valore di esso è circa Euro 1.000.
    Devo pagare l’IVA al 22% suppongo ma a quanto ammontano i dazi doganali?

    Cordiali saluti

    Reply
  44. Sk

    hi,
    I want to buy fennel seeds from India and have it exported to Italy. Will I have to pay vat and customs?

    Reply
  45. Holly

    Hi Niccolo,
    I shipped a bunch of dance shoes for a friend who was moving back to Italy. They are shoes that were purchased by the company she danced with for her so they were technically a gift.
    I had put on the customs declaration the value for insurance purposes.
    The total amount of value of goods was $1472 CAD and shipping was $323.
    She is home in Italy now and customs originally told her she would have to pay 385euros which is the equivalent of $560cad, but they then called her back and said she would have to pay around $5000 cad?!
    This has to be some mistake, is there a customs document we missed?
    Best,
    Holly

    Reply
  46. Sue

    Hello
    I have a vacation home in Italy and wish to send used personal & household items from Canada.
    I am trying to estimate what the customs duty for this would be. Could you help?

    Reply
  47. Malik

    Ciao,
    Volevo far spedire un libro da India (valore circa 8 eur + 20 di spedizione), ci sara’ da pagare iva e/o altri importi alle dogane? Ho letto che su libri non si paga nulla.
    Grazie 🙂

    Reply
  48. Daisy

    Hi

    I am a British citizen, but have an Italian passport as well. If I ship furniture I own from my UK residence to my Italy residence, do I still need to pay tax to ship the items to Italy?

    Thanks

    Reply
  49. Edna Ramos da Silva

    I’m going stay at Italy 90 days. I’m from Brazil. I need to take my medicine for cancer (chemotherapy) it is a very expensive medication ( €25.000,00 each 4 weeks) and I receive for free from my health insurance for free. I would like know if I need to pay import tax to receive it by DHL.
    Thanks

    Reply
  50. Pal

    Hello! I am a customer based in the UK. I have purchased the product from Italy, however, upon its arrived to the UK I have refused to accept it and, without paying the taxes, returned it back to Italy. The seller has now contacted me and deducted the amount of custom fees (012 Oneri Doganali – DAZIO) from my refund. Could you please help me to understand why and how to get the money back? thanks Pal

    Reply
  51. Michael S.

    Hello Nicolò

    I’m looking to purchase personalized canvas bags for my azienda to present as promotional gifts

    The units cost 5,50 euros, shipping 0,7 per until
    They are produce in India. What tax can I expect to pay in addition to VAT?

    Thank you, much appreciated
    Michael

    Reply
  52. Nicolò Bolla

    it depends on the type of wood construction. Furthermore, if it has to be used for residential purposes, it must also comply with seismic requirements of Italy

    Reply
  55. Mohammad

    Hello,
    I am in Italy and I want to order some books on amazon. They are sending them from US and UK. Each book is worth between 30 and 50 euros. How much should I pay for VAT and customs and import and etc?

    Thank you

    Reply
  56. Rosanne

    Is it true that you don’t have to pay Custom Taxes on items under $99.00 Euros if you are sending a gift from Canada to Itay?

    Reply
  57. Rosanne

    Is it true that you don’t have to pay Custom Taxes on items under $99.00 Euros if you are sending a gift from Canada to Italy?

    Reply
  58. Amritpal Singh

    Hi Nicolo… My Family sent me the winter clothes ( someone new, some old i used to have) as new year’s gifts from India to italy. All the times cost around 18000 INR or around 200 euros. The post office from India filled the CN23 form and marked gifts, also in the discription they had written only “gifts”, nothing else. Now my package is stopped by customs. No contacts made yet even after 20 days. What could be the reason? Do i need to pay some custom duty or VAT or both?

    Reply
  59. Chloe Baldi Calcagno

    My 17 yr old grandson who lives in Sicily, came to spend Christmas with us. When he returned to Sicily, he forgot his hand (cabin) luggage. I now have to arrange for it to be sent on to him. It contains his laptop, Nintendo Switch, school books and homework plus a few items of clothing. All items were bought in Italy. Will he have to pay duty/Vat/tax on these items?

    Reply
  60. Loree J Peterson

    We had a friend visit the US from Italy and forgot some personal items and I would like to send them back to her. Will I have to pay VAT on these items?

    Reply
  61. Oliver

    I am planning to ship new furnitures from Manila to Rome. Do I need to pay customs tax for these even if these are for personal use only? If yes, what is the usual % of customs taxes? Thank you.

    Reply
  62. Gianni

    Hello! I just got notified by FedEx that a wristwatch which I am expecting from Turkey is stopped at the customs in Lonate Pozzolo. Isn’t Turkey a member of the customs union?
    It’s used and the value is 120 euros. Should I expect to pay custom duties or VAT, and how much approximately?

    Reply
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  79. Ghenadii

    Ciao. Voglio comprare una piccola casa pieghevole in Cina. Si adatta a un container da 40 piedi. Dimmi quanto dovrò pagare alla dogana e ci sono restrizioni sull’importazione di alcuni tipi di materiali da costruzione?

    Reply
  80. Peter G Hepburn

    Good day, I have a potential client in Italy who I would like to send a trade sample to. He is asking what taxes and duties would be applied to the items by the Italian authorities. Thank you. I am in Botswana, Africa.

    Reply

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