Does tracking royal mail show if charge

Yes, Royal Mail's tracking service does show if a charge has been applied to a parcel. Here's how:

1. Log in to your Royal Mail account or track your parcel on the Royal Mail website.
2. Enter your tracking number and click "Track".
3. On the tracking page, you'll see a summary of the parcel's journey, including any updates on its location and status.
4. If a charge has been applied to the parcel, you'll see a note indicating this on the tracking page. The note will typically state the reason for the charge, such as "Customs Declaration Fee" or "Import Duty".
5. You can also view the charge details by clicking on the "Details" or "Notes" tab on the tracking page. This will show you the amount of the charge, the reason for the charge, and any additional information.

Some common charges that may be applied to a parcel and shown on the tracking page include:

• Customs Declaration Fee: This is a fee charged by Royal Mail for processing customs declarations on international parcels.
• Import Duty: This is a fee charged by the destination country's customs authority for importing goods.
• VAT (Value-Added Tax): This is a fee charged by the destination country's government on the value of the goods being imported.
• Handling Fee: This is a fee charged by Royal Mail for handling and processing the parcel.

If you have any questions or concerns about a charge applied to your parcel, you can contact Royal Mail's customer service team for assistance.