gadge Patron member Parked in the garage Written a guide Joined Sep 13, 2004 Messages 4,345 Points 1,133 Location In a galaxy far far away Jul 3, 2012 #1 just wondering? if i wanted to but something off ebay that was in california? would i have to pay inport duty on it? and if so where would i pay?
just wondering? if i wanted to but something off ebay that was in california? would i have to pay inport duty on it? and if so where would i pay?
udtrev Twin Turbo powered :-) Parked in the garage Joined Jun 25, 2008 Messages 4,823 Points 905 Location Sleepy Surrey Jul 3, 2012 #2 If the cost is over a certain amount then no duty is payable - http://www.dutycalculator.com/help_...below-which-import-duty-and-taxes-are-waived/ I would guess your carrier will charge you before handing the goods over. However, you may well find that you get lucky and not get charged - tis luck of the draw Trev
If the cost is over a certain amount then no duty is payable - http://www.dutycalculator.com/help_...below-which-import-duty-and-taxes-are-waived/ I would guess your carrier will charge you before handing the goods over. However, you may well find that you get lucky and not get charged - tis luck of the draw Trev
sludgeguts Patron member Written a guide Joined Jun 3, 2007 Messages 4,829 Points 849 Location Bucks Jul 3, 2012 #3 Most companies will inspect items at random - you 'may' get away with it. Royal Fail have charged a 'handling fee' every time, UPS seem to make a random guess at the charge (plus an admin fee) & seem to do this to every packet.
Most companies will inspect items at random - you 'may' get away with it. Royal Fail have charged a 'handling fee' every time, UPS seem to make a random guess at the charge (plus an admin fee) & seem to do this to every packet.
Stu DemonD Super LOL! Parked in the garage Joined Sep 12, 2003 Messages 46,073 Points 7,134 Jul 4, 2012 #4 udtrev said: If the cost is over a certain amount then no duty is payable Click to expand... Don't you mean 'under' ....
udtrev said: If the cost is over a certain amount then no duty is payable Click to expand... Don't you mean 'under' ....
OP OP gadge Patron member Parked in the garage Written a guide Joined Sep 13, 2004 Messages 4,345 Points 1,133 Location In a galaxy far far away Jul 4, 2012 #5 forgot to mention, the seller is offering free delivery to europe? the parts (braces) are about £180 in total
forgot to mention, the seller is offering free delivery to europe? the parts (braces) are about £180 in total
fingers99 Patron member Parked in the garage Written a guide Joined Mar 20, 2006 Messages 27,743 Points 4,560 Location Liverpool Jul 4, 2012 #6 IIRC if they call it a gift on the declaration, no tax is payable.
udtrev Twin Turbo powered :-) Parked in the garage Joined Jun 25, 2008 Messages 4,823 Points 905 Location Sleepy Surrey Jul 4, 2012 #7 Stu DemonD said: Don't you mean 'under' .... Click to expand... Well we all make mistakes, glad you knew what I was meaning Now if you will excuse me I need to get the hedgehog off the missus's hairbrush
Stu DemonD said: Don't you mean 'under' .... Click to expand... Well we all make mistakes, glad you knew what I was meaning Now if you will excuse me I need to get the hedgehog off the missus's hairbrush
Stu DemonD Super LOL! Parked in the garage Joined Sep 12, 2003 Messages 46,073 Points 7,134 Jul 5, 2012 #8 fingers99 said: IIRC if they call it a gift on the declaration, no tax is payable. Click to expand... That is incorrect, certain limits still apply ... ... Also, to describe it as a gift when it clearly isn't is against the grain of the law in place!
fingers99 said: IIRC if they call it a gift on the declaration, no tax is payable. Click to expand... That is incorrect, certain limits still apply ... ... Also, to describe it as a gift when it clearly isn't is against the grain of the law in place!