I read the sticky at the top and looking at the HMCE site, which is a tad confusing and intentionally over detailed.
I've only imported a few times but this is what I know so far:
- On everything entered into the UK it will be subject to 17.5% VAT () unless you are VAT registered. If I get the goods sent through DHL/Royal Mail, etc they will charge me some fees too.
- There will be a customs duty (if over £18), im not paying £250 to find out so I use a site I found which seems to say they will charge me 0%.
If I import X goods at a cost of £1100 (including shipping charges, etc) then they enter the UK. Assume there is no custom duty, I still have to pay VAT yeah? + What other charges or processes may I have to go through?
I want to import some goods say monthly or every few months to my home address, they are legit goods.
I always get information overload when looking at government stuff -.-
All help is appreciated.
I've only imported a few times but this is what I know so far:
- On everything entered into the UK it will be subject to 17.5% VAT () unless you are VAT registered. If I get the goods sent through DHL/Royal Mail, etc they will charge me some fees too.
- There will be a customs duty (if over £18), im not paying £250 to find out so I use a site I found which seems to say they will charge me 0%.
If I import X goods at a cost of £1100 (including shipping charges, etc) then they enter the UK. Assume there is no custom duty, I still have to pay VAT yeah? + What other charges or processes may I have to go through?
I want to import some goods say monthly or every few months to my home address, they are legit goods.
I always get information overload when looking at government stuff -.-
All help is appreciated.