Tax from Pakistan?
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I read that as Taxi from Pakistan 
I read that as Taxi from Pakistan
LOL read the exact same thing from the title.
Could always hitch a ride from the lads at the boarder, to Cyprus and then back to the UK.
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lol yeh, thread title confusion lead me in, then I saw 2.0KG package and started to think terrorist.
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I didn't mean anything by it, just skim reading at work and you know how it is.
Also, why would a terrorist ask that on a public forum?
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Have a look at any one of the numerous thread on the forum about tax on importing things.
- The fact that it is from Pakistan is only important to the extent that it from outside the EU. Tax implications are the same as if it is from anywhere else outside the EU.
- Weight of the package means nothing, what is important is the value and what it is for duty/vat rates.
- The fact that it is from Pakistan is only important to the extent that it from outside the EU. Tax implications are the same as if it is from anywhere else outside the EU.
- Weight of the package means nothing, what is important is the value and what it is for duty/vat rates.
If its being sent by a courier just tell them to charge all the customs fees within the delivery charge, FedEx and DHL will be able to do that. UPS may ask the receiver to pay.
As for taxes, off the top of my head, the most yiu should be charged is 20% of the value of the goods, so probably won't be much at all.
As for taxes, off the top of my head, the most yiu should be charged is 20% of the value of the goods, so probably won't be much at all.
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