Your services as a customs broker have been requested by a client, Real Drinkers, to assess the total amount of duty and taxes he would be liable to pay to the Customs Agency for a particular shipment of goods.Real Drinkers is importing one $(1)20$ feet container FSCU$7890234$ of alcoholic beverages containing $600$ cases of $150$ml Beer with, alcohol strength of $5\%$ per bottle, each case containing $48$ bottles. The broker informed the client that for Beer, the ID is $40\%,$ the additional stamp duty $($ASD$)$ rate is US$$0\mathrm{.}60$ per litre and the SCTS is $$1230\mathrm{.}00$JMD per litre of pure alcohol. The invoice value for Beer is $$2500\mathrm{.}00$USD. Also included are$1200$ cases of sparkling wine Glitter, with each case containing $12$ bottles of $750$ml with alcohol strength of $12\%.$ The invoice value for wine is US$$3500\mathrm{.}00.$ The broker informed that the ID is $40\%,$ the ASD is $$1\mathrm{.}00$USD per litre, and the SCTS is $$1230\mathrm{.}00$JMD per LPA. The term of delivery is FOB. The shipment will arrive by sea with freight of US$$2000.$ Given that: General Consumption Tax $($GCT$)$ is $20\%$ Customs Administrative fee is $$35,000$JMD$.$ Standard Compliance Fee $($SCF$)$ is $0\mathrm{.}3\%$ Environmental Levy $($ENVL$)$ is $0\mathrm{.}5\%$ Stamp Duty is $$100$ JMD Exchange ratio is $1$USD: $150$MD