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Right tried ringer the number but to no avail. On average if its costing my friend 500 bucks and he send it how much do you think i would have to pay on top?
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Right sorry mate, jus wondering if anyone new the tax rate for an ipod and if they could help.
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Thats applicable to dvds i was wondering if anyone knew what it would be for an IPOD?
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Then you will need to either find the TARIC code via their website or speak to the National C&E Helpline and ask them what the duty rate is.
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Right okay thanks for the
- there offices are closed will have a look on the site now.
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I just re-read that BBC News article and it does mention the duty on an IPOD...
2% I assume duty is the same for travellers as it is for post, therefore... $500 price (no accounting for shipping here but strictly speaking you should add that too, or have you added that in the price?). Convert to Sterling (assuming 1.8 $ to £)... £277.77 + 2% Duty = £283.33 + 17.5% VAT = £332.91 Then adding the handling fee for FedEx (as that's what you specified)... + £4.50 (assuming it's charged at the indivuals rate) Grand total of £337.41 So that's a total of £59.64 in Duty, VAT and fees! Last edited by DeadKenny; 30-03-2004 at 19:02. |
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if ordering a r2 boxset from play - are customs charges likely or do play prepay thoses charges so nothing to worry about?
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As far as I know, R2 sets from Play should have VAT & duty pre-paid so you should not get any additional charges. However, I get all my sets from Amazon so this is based on what I have heard people say on here over the months - any recent Play users able to comment?
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All Play's R2 stuff is VAT & duty pre-paid, in my experience.
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Amended original post to reflect the fact that RM posties do not collect cash, so if you get a charge from them, you have to pick up the parcel at the local sorting office.
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They don't here, have to go and collect/pay at post office.
Got caught for customs yesterday Was in error as well as was well under £18.00 so now in process of claiming. Was fairly easy. Just phoned the number on the customs form on the parcel, told the woman I spoke to the situation and I just have to send off proof and I'll get a refund.The royal mail charge will be the difficult bit me thinks.
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How much are you ordering? Can you split it into small orders of under £18 each? Or just don't specify DHL. I never use them when ordering from DVDCrave, just plain old standard post. |
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I think just use standard post then and split the order up and then cross fingers. Thanks
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