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Drop in shipping ( thailand)

  • 18-06-2012 4:19pm
    #1
    Rfusik
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 20 ✭


    I am setting up a small on line business
    some of the products i am going to import to Ireland. obviously duty + vat applies.
    but there is ... something that i wanna do as well. as i am quiet tight on budget, some of the clothes i plan to sell on ebay , facebook etc as per "drop in". this means the manufacturer will ship separate items directly to the customer ( as pre order shipping )
    so my question to this board is. is the duty and vat still applicable ? i mean i will be just acting as a seller ( one item might be worth around 25-30e )
    so for instance i pay the manufacturer 20 euros ( product + shipping fee) and i sell it for 25 euros and my profit is 5 euros . what taxes in this does apply ?


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  • #2
    Shane732
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,998 ✭✭✭Shane732


    Rfusik wrote: »
    I am setting up a small on line business
    some of the products i am going to import to Ireland. obviously duty + vat applies.
    but there is ... something that i wanna do as well. as i am quiet tight on budget, some of the clothes i plan to sell on ebay , facebook etc as per "drop in". this means the manufacturer will ship separate items directly to the customer ( as pre order shipping )
    so my question to this board is. is the duty and vat still applicable ? i mean i will be just acting as a seller ( one item might be worth around 25-30e )
    so for instance i pay the manufacturer 20 euros ( product + shipping fee) and i sell it for 25 euros and my profit is 5 euros . what taxes in this does apply ?

    Rfusik - you've raised a number of specific queries in relation to the taxation implications of starting your own business.

    I suggest you get professional advice on the matter.

    I'm closing this thread as it's beyond the scope of this forum.


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