Probably yes. Over £135 I believe you have to pay the Vat unless they are registered for UK Vat.
Ebay are adding the VAT, you have no choice.
yep... Vat and import plus a handling charge from he courier for the bloody hassle.. Sunny uplands though..
You may have to pay 4% Customs Duty as well, another Brexit bonus:
www.trade-tariff.service.gov.uk
Doesn't say anything about being new or used - I would imagine it is the same for both, just the starting value is less?
If it is an individual business, and not a marketplace such as Amazon or Ebay, then VAT and Customs Duty is paid by you on entry to the UK, unless the seller is UK VAT registered and has quoted you the cost + UK VAT + customs and courier costs upfront.
Commodity code 8708709980: Road wheels of steel, whether or not with their accessories and whether or not fitted with tyres, designed for- road tractors,- motor vehicles for the transport of persons and/or the transport of goods,- special purpose mot
Road wheels of steel, whether or not with their accessories and whether or not fitted with tyres, designed for<br>- road tractors,<br>- motor vehicles for the transport of persons and/or the transport of goods,<br>- special purpose motor vehicles (for example, fire fighting vehicles, spraying...
Doesn't say anything about being new or used - I would imagine it is the same for both, just the starting value is less?
If it is an individual business, and not a marketplace such as Amazon or Ebay, then VAT and Customs Duty is paid by you on entry to the UK, unless the seller is UK VAT registered and has quoted you the cost + UK VAT + customs and courier costs upfront.
Yeah, cheers Dave, next time you have a good idea....You may have to pay 4% Customs Duty as well, another Brexit bonus:
Commodity code 8708709980: Road wheels of steel, whether or not with their accessories and whether or not fitted with tyres, designed for- road tractors,- motor vehicles for the transport of persons and/or the transport of goods,- special purpose mot
Road wheels of steel, whether or not with their accessories and whether or not fitted with tyres, designed for<br>- road tractors,<br>- motor vehicles for the transport of persons and/or the transport of goods,<br>- special purpose motor vehicles (for example, fire fighting vehicles, spraying...
Doesn't say anything about being new or used - I would imagine it is the same for both, just the starting value is less?
If it is an individual business, and not a marketplace such as Amazon or Ebay, then VAT and Customs Duty is paid by you on entry to the UK, unless the seller is UK VAT registered and has quoted you the cost + UK VAT + customs and courier costs upfront.
Oops! Sorry
Ps....#2.. AutoDoc ( via post office) have delivered the fog light from Germany took 12 days..but no additional costs...they may have covered there costs as we paid £30 more than before ..However at £101 it’s better than the quote from the Honda dealer at £200
I guess it’s where you buy from and that the so called paperwork is correct..
The fog will rise and one day become clear
I guess it’s where you buy from and that the so called paperwork is correct..
The fog will rise and one day become clear
At work we import and export to the EU and worldwide. Without a doubt there has been some collusion between the EU and the UK. You pay VAT at the time of purchase and 80% of our shipments either way attract further vat and duties. Both governments win from this arrangement, customers lose out.
In addition outgoing consignments (sent with ParcelFarce) now takes 4 weeks instead of 4 days to the EU even to addresses in Benelux
In addition outgoing consignments (sent with ParcelFarce) now takes 4 weeks instead of 4 days to the EU even to addresses in Benelux
