cuban cigar on-line

thebaz

Anyone know any reliable web sites for buying Cuban cigars at a good price ?

seamus

Be aware that you're liable for duty on imported cigars, and you cannot import more than 200.

In the former case, customs will charge you Customs Duty + Excise Duty + standard Irish VAT on the cigars. In the latter case, they will simply confiscate the consignment if you have more than 200. If you import from another EU country, you don't have to pay any tax or duty, but the limit of 200 still holds.

Reaver772

www.dongabriel.net i only used them once about a year ago but they were fairly good and definately reliable.

Hydromonkey

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What do you have and how much € are you looking for?

DilbertPartII

seamus wrote:

Be aware that you're liable for duty on imported cigars, and you cannot import more than 200.

In the former case, customs will charge you Customs Duty + Excise Duty + standard Irish VAT on the cigars. In the latter case, they will simply confiscate the consignment if you have more than 200. If you import from another EU country, you don't have to pay any tax or duty, but the limit of 200 still holds.

Is that 200 at a time, or 200 per week, or what? If you buy them duty free, surely you don't have to pay duty or VAT?

seamus

DilbertPartII wrote:

Is that 200 at a time, or 200 per week, or what? If you buy them duty free, surely you don't have to pay duty or VAT?

As far as I know you do.

Corkey123

If you import from another EU country, you don't have to pay any tax or duty, but the limit of 200 still holds.

Incorrect, Exciseable goods are always liable excise no matter where they come from. Excise is a national import duty and goes directly to the national exchequer, Customer is an EU duty and goes to the EU coffers. Once goods are in free circulation with the EU there are not liable to Customs, however this does not apply to Exciseable goods.