namke
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Post by namke on May 19, 2021 10:27:32 GMT
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Post by malikmalin on May 19, 2021 10:39:01 GMT
I just received RBSS and Biot a few days ago, contrary to what expected, there werre no tax added, arrived duirectly in my mailbox!
CHEERS
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namke
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Post by namke on May 19, 2021 10:42:08 GMT
Ah, that's great - it seems that each country in the EU has slightly different rules?!
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Post by moruial on May 19, 2021 12:01:47 GMT
Recied the QVCA, the MM33 and the BioT today. I'm in France and nothing to pay.  |
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Post by keurslagerkurt on May 20, 2021 9:06:33 GMT
Here too, for the first time this year, I did not have to pay extra VAT for my UK (BioT) package.
It might be worth shooting a message to Steve from Thonk (Steve Thonk on fb), as he seems very friendly and keen to help anyone in the synth community, and I saw him posting about the new measures recently. I think he has a pretty good idea of how its going to impact small UK business.
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Post by rockysmalls on May 20, 2021 10:31:33 GMT
doesn’t help that the page has now disappeared from the gov site!! (bewilderbeast emoji) |
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namke
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Post by namke on May 20, 2021 10:33:31 GMT
Here too, for the first time this year, I did not have to pay extra VAT for my UK (BioT) package. It might be worth shooting a message to Steve from Thonk (Steve Thonk on fb), as he seems very friendly and keen to help anyone in the synth community, and I saw him posting about the new measures recently. I think he has a pretty good idea of how its going to impact small UK business. Yes, I have seen their announcement, thank you  All of the guidelines that I have seen assume that the business which is exporting to the EU is VAT registered, and I am not! (Thonk is of course). By registering for VAT I would have many more legal commitments, which I would rather avoid as they bring with them extra overheads and administration costs  |
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namke
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Post by namke on May 20, 2021 10:35:00 GMT
doesn’t help that the page has now disappeared from the gov site!! (bewilderbeast emoji) Bloody hell. Why is this stuff so complicated?! <weep emoji> |
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Post by rockysmalls on May 20, 2021 11:30:03 GMT
Here too, for the first time this year, I did not have to pay extra VAT for my UK (BioT) package. It might be worth shooting a message to Steve from Thonk (Steve Thonk on fb), as he seems very friendly and keen to help anyone in the synth community, and I saw him posting about the new measures recently. I think he has a pretty good idea of how its going to impact small UK business. Yes, I have seen their announcement, thank you All of the guidelines that I have seen assume that the business which is exporting to the EU is VAT registered, and I am not! (Thonk is of course). By registering for VAT I would have many more legal commitments, which I would rather avoid as they bring with them extra overheads and administration costs if you’ve managed the £85,000 turnover threshold for vat registration with the wonkystuff site then i need immediate instruction on how the hell you did that!! very impressive |
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Post by namke on May 20, 2021 11:37:52 GMT
Yes, I have seen their announcement, thank you All of the guidelines that I have seen assume that the business which is exporting to the EU is VAT registered, and I am not! (Thonk is of course). By registering for VAT I would have many more legal commitments, which I would rather avoid as they bring with them extra overheads and administration costs if you’ve managed the £85,000 turnover threshold for vat registration with the wonkystuff site then i need immediate instruction on how the hell you did that!! very impressive  Nowhere near!! I think that the only avenue open for me at the moment is to continue with the current setup, which unfortunately means EU customers (sometimes?) paying the VAT on import...  |
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Post by pt3r on Aug 15, 2021 20:29:42 GMT
BHellgia, customers will always pay 21% vat and 15€ 'handling' charge I wonder what one has to do to become a package handler cause thats well paid 15€ per package.  |
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Nowhere near!! I think that the only avenue open for me at the moment is to continue with the current setup, which unfortunately means EU customers (sometimes?) paying the VAT on import... 
