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Customs: goods improperly declared as a gift

rab!dmonkey · 2013-11-08 00:57:28

If someone were to purchase goods from outside the EU (e.g.: Hong Kong) and the vendor sends the goods, improperly declaring them as a gift - of their own initiative - is the purchaser obliged to inform Customs of the mistake/fraud?

08-11-2013 1:57am

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If someone were to purchase goods from outside the EU (e.g.: Hong Kong) and the vendor sends the goods, improperly declaring them as a gift - of their own initiative - is the purchaser obliged to inform Customs of the mistake/fraud?

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Only if you are the type to report yourself for speeding

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