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Arriving at port from uk with goods, what happens next?

  • 30-03-2021 8:45am
    #1
    jmBuildExt
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 692 ✭✭✭


    Tried searching this, surprised it isn't asked more. (Edit: maybe my searching skills arent up to scratch, see a few similar now, after browsing)

    If I wanted to go to the UK in a van and bring some building materials back for my own use, having paid VAT in the UK, what happens when I arrive in the port in Dublin?

    What tax/duty is due these days?

    FYI, just looking at options to save some money buying windows - and maybe some other materials if i can pick it up on the same route - cladding, EPDM roof membrane.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    RUDOLF289
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 794 ✭✭✭RUDOLF289


    jmBuildExt wrote: »
    Tried searching this, surprised it isn't asked more. (Edit: maybe my searching skills arent up to scratch, see a few similar now, after browsing)

    If I wanted to go to the UK in a van and bring some building materials back for my own use, having paid VAT in the UK, what happens when I arrive in the port in Dublin?

    What tax/duty is due these days?

    FYI, just looking at options to save some money buying windows - and maybe some other materials if i can pick it up on the same route - cladding, EPDM roof membrane.

    Thanks

    Good morning,

    A couple of things;
    1. At a minimum you will be liable for VAT on arrival in Ireland and need to submit an electronic import declaration. You would need the services of an import customs clearance agent.
    2. Unless the goods are entirely manufactured in the UK with UK originating materials they would not qualify for zero duty.
    3. The supplier in the UK needs to be registered for EORI and you would be required to submit an export declaration and a Pre Booking Notification. These are electronic processes, you would need to use a customs agent in the UK. Without a PBN you would not get permission to board the ferry.

    All in all it is a complicated process for an individual. Not sure if it is worth it?

    Cheers,
    Rudolf289


  • #3
    jmBuildExt
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 692 ✭✭✭jmBuildExt


    RUDOLF289 wrote: »
    Good morning,

    A couple of things;
    1. At a minimum you will be liable for VAT on arrival in Ireland and need to submit an electronic import declaration. You would need the services of an import customs clearance agent.
    2. Unless the goods are entirely manufactured in the UK with UK originating materials they would not qualify for zero duty.
    3. The supplier in the UK needs to be registered for EORI and you would be required to submit an export declaration and a Pre Booking Notification. These are electronic processes, you would need to use a customs agent in the UK. Without a PBN you would not get permission to board the ferry.

    All in all it is a complicated process for an individual. Not sure if it is worth it?

    Cheers,
    Rudolf289

    Much appreciated!!
    Yep, its enough to turn me off anyway for the relatively small money it would save me.


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