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do I need to declare
Please tell me whether it is necessary to declare the purchased items in the market or in the store. If up to a certain amount, then up to what? And do you need receipts or checks for these goods?
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If these things are bought for personal use, then you do not need to declare anything.
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answered 15 years ago
Each country has its own rules. For example, the total amount imported duty-free is up to 250 euros or up to 300 euros if it is one indivisible product.
Declaration will automatically lead to the calculation of value added tax (at least).
But for household items, everything is quite simple - customs does not even try to rummage through them, since it is impossible to prove that you bought them there, and did not take them with you.
It is enough to see at least once how people return from a vacation in Turkey - the customs office sits and misses. Only large trunks, boxes can interest them. Then they get to work.
Declaration will automatically lead to the calculation of value added tax (at least).
But for household items, everything is quite simple - customs does not even try to rummage through them, since it is impossible to prove that you bought them there, and did not take them with you.
It is enough to see at least once how people return from a vacation in Turkey - the customs office sits and misses. Only large trunks, boxes can interest them. Then they get to work.
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answered 15 years ago
By the way, about "personal use". People also import cars for personal use, everything is charged - duty, excise, and VAT
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answered 15 years ago
if things are in single copies, then, as a rule, customs does not cling. Well, you should not pack so that your luggage is specifically different from the luggage of other vacationers. If all the same concerns remain - remove the labels. So it's harder to prove that this is a purchased item))
but in general - indeed, vacation flights go past customs through the green corridor)))
but in general - indeed, vacation flights go past customs through the green corridor)))
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answered 15 years ago
If we finally figure it out, then in each country there is a list of goods and simply items to be declared. By the way, the car belongs there, and the car weighs more than 20 kg. And pareves is expensive these days. So, timtim, bought in the market and in the store, is unlikely to get out of the norms allowed for transportation.
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answered 15 years ago
how many times have been, never once no one even looked at the suitcases. Everyone flies with a bunch of bags, at the last minute they buy souvenirs, sweets, for some reason they refuse to fit into a suitcase even what they came with. So nothing is needed.
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answered 15 years ago