Yes, Chrono24 does charge sales tax in some cases, particularly for U.S. buyers. As a global marketplace, Chrono24 doesn’t directly handle taxes itself. Instead, sales tax is generally based on the buyer’s location. If you’re in a state that requires sales tax on online purchases, you will likely be charged sales tax at checkout based on your shipping address.
In addition to sales tax, if you’re purchasing from an international seller, you might also be responsible for customs duties or import taxes, which are typically charged by the delivery service (like DHL or UPS) upon entering your country.
It’s important to note that sales tax is collected on behalf of sellers, and not by Chrono24 itself.