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Buying Computer form USA

Chardee MacDennis · 2004-11-08 22:14:11

dont know if this is in right topic or not, so sorry if it isnt. i am buying a mac from ebay and i am wondering does anyone know what taxes i am liable for, it will be declared for $800. if anyone has any experience with this any info would be great. thanks

08-11-2004 10:14pm

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Chardee MacDennis

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dont know if this is in right topic or not, so sorry if it isnt.

i am buying a mac from ebay and i am wondering does anyone know what taxes i am liable for, it will be declared for $800. if anyone has any experience with this any info would be great.

thanks

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#2 08-11-2004 10:16pm

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as always be careful about ebay. I think there will be duty on it. Maybe get the seller to declare it as a gift, i think that will exempt it, im not sure though.

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#3 09-11-2004 8:26am

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Declaring it as a gift with a lower value than what you are paying for it might help. Make sure you get it delivered to your personal address.

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