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Are items marked 'USED' Vat or duty exempt?

ouch · 2010-08-10 10:32:00

Per the tite. Thinking about importing a few things that have been lightly/used have no packaging, so wondering if i'd still be liable for charges? Thanks

10-08-2010 10:32am

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ouch

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Per the tite.

Thinking about importing a few things that have been lightly/used have no packaging, so wondering if i'd still be liable for charges?

Thanks

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#2 10-08-2010 10:49am

skp120

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Yes you would if the value is over €22.

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#3 10-08-2010 12:19pm

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They are, if you logically think about it they would have to be, otherwise everybody would call there stuff used/second-hand.

From the top sticky post

jor el wrote: »

Pre-owned or 2nd hand items are still liable for VAT. It makes no difference that it wasn't brand new. If it has a value, then it has value added tax, simple as that.

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