root wrote:Ok
Incoming package ex. DSLR camera
cost: 1000$
shipping cost: 100$
Customs officer must calulate only the item price so it will be
1000/15%VAT=150$ I have to pay for taxes to the customs officer and I agree with that.
In real life
Customs officer calculates the tax in following method
1000+100shipping+1100/15%VAT=165$ tax
Question: Is this legal? and where I can find info about it?
boomerang wrote:root wrote:Ok
Incoming package ex. DSLR camera
cost: 1000$
shipping cost: 100$
Customs officer must calulate only the item price so it will be
1000/15%VAT=150$ I have to pay for taxes to the customs officer and I agree with that.
In real life
Customs officer calculates the tax in following method
1000+100shipping+1100/15%VAT=165$ tax
Question: Is this legal? and where I can find info about it?
yes the "in real life" is correct about the calculation of taxes...coz you paid the shipping overseas...in OZ is the same...
where we differ, in OZ, is that anything under AUS$1000 is tax exempt coz the time wasted in processing the tax claim costs more than the money collected...
so we ask for dodgy invoices, even in the commercial world...
CBBB wrote:boomerang wrote:root wrote:Ok
Incoming package ex. DSLR camera
cost: 1000$
shipping cost: 100$
Customs officer must calulate only the item price so it will be
1000/15%VAT=150$ I have to pay for taxes to the customs officer and I agree with that.
In real life
Customs officer calculates the tax in following method
1000+100shipping+1100/15%VAT=165$ tax
Question: Is this legal? and where I can find info about it?
yes the "in real life" is correct about the calculation of taxes...coz you paid the shipping overseas...in OZ is the same...
where we differ, in OZ, is that anything under AUS$1000 is tax exempt coz the time wasted in processing the tax claim costs more than the money collected...
so we ask for dodgy invoices, even in the commercial world...
Everywhere asks for dodgy invoices!
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