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Importing goods from outside EU

Luckymummy · 2016-09-17 19:11:30

Anyone know if vat or customs duty is payable when importing children's shoes from outside EU?

17-09-2016 7:11pm

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Luckymummy

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Anyone know if vat or customs duty is payable when importing children's shoes from outside EU?

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#2 17-09-2016 7:12pm

Atlantic Dawn

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Certain values it is, roughly €25 I think is the amount where you could be charged.

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#3 17-09-2016 7:16pm

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I'm going with €22, any offers ? Ha

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#4 17-09-2016 7:37pm

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Yeah €22. I thought children's shoes and clothes were exempt from vat but wasn't sure if this was only for personal use?

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#5 17-09-2016 10:39pm

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You only pay duty if the childrens shoes are value in excess of €150 and there is no VAT to pay .

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