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Old 10-05-2004, 21:38   #11
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Re: Import duty etc....

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Originally Posted by punky
And about the VAT, from the official site it says:

If you bought something from the US, it is not an EU country, and if it isn't UK VAT registered (i'm guessing most aren't), then surely you won't pay VAT?
I think you still do



Previous paragraph from your link:

Quote:
Customs duty and VAT (if due) is payable on goods that you buy over the Internet and import into the UK from countries outside the EU unless their value is below £18, see Notice 143, para.3.3.

Also:


http://www.customs.gov.uk/forms/noti...3.htm#P84_6257

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3.2 Do I have to pay duty or VAT on goods sent to me from outside the EC?
Most goods arriving in the UK from outside the EC are liable to any or all of these charges:

Customs Duty;
Excise Duty; and
VAT.
These must be paid whether:

you purchase the goods or receive them as a gift;
the goods are new or used; or
the goods are for your private use or for sale.
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