Buying dvd and customs charges.

Chibouk

Established Member
The rule is £18 for the product. Postage charges don't count towards the value.

I'm not sure if this is the correct forum to ask this by the way. :D
 
M

Mr Hat

Guest
Originally posted by Chibouk
The rule is £18 for the product. Postage charges don't count towards the value.

Sometimes the postal charges do get counted in the total value.
 

LV426

Administrator
Staff member
Officially - the CIF Value of the package is what is assessed for duty.

CIF means Cost, Insurance and Freight. That means that "p&p" IS taxable.
 

sdss

Standard Member
Originally posted by nigel
Officially - the CIF Value of the package is what is assessed for duty.

CIF means Cost, Insurance and Freight. That means that "p&p" IS taxable.

P&P is taxable

but it shouldn't be counted towards the £18 limit.


ie. you can order something up to the value of £18 and then pay postage on top of that - the declared value should be £18. However, if you paid £18.01 and then £2 P&P - the total amount that is taxable is £20.01 not £18.01.
 

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