> What happens when the used item you buy is not up to
scratch and you
> want to return it? Do you pay tax and customs in the
originating
> country?
>
> Kostas
No. Only when you deal within the EU you pay VAT in
the originating country (and no custom fees). B&H and
Adorama etc. price lists are wi
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004, alexanderkrohe wrote:
> Not necessarily. In some cases it is still worth it.
> This is since of the currently quite low Dollar-Euro
> exchanre rate and because of huge price differences
> for some (expensive) items between Europe and the
> US/Canada.
What happens when the use
> > Enjoy,
>
> I will :'( ..
> Well buying on EBay from the US is quite not that
easy for Europeans I
> think. A pity!
>
> Thibouille
Not necessarily. In some cases it is still worth it.
This is since of the currently quite low Dollar-Euro
exchanre rate and because of huge price differences
for
> VAT+custom fees. Custom fees depend on what you are
> buying (lens, lens accessory or camera etc). It
> usually is about 3-6% or something. Ask the custom
> office of your home town. They include the shipping
> costs to the selling price for calculation of both VAT
> and custom fees.
Ouch! Wh
> BTW, anybody knows a rough estimate about amount of
taxes a pruchase from the
> US (e.g. from KEH) would take when arriving in EU ?
> I guess the local VAT is a minimum, but is there
anything else ?
>
> Thibouille
VAT+custom fees. Custom fees depend on what you are
buying (lens, lens accessory
BTW, anybody knows a rough estimate about amont of taxes a pruchase from the
US (e.g. from KEH) would take when arriving in EU ?
I guess the local VAT is a minimum, but is there anything else ?
Thibouille
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