Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP

Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP 8 years 2 months ago #36754

waterbok Topic Author Offline Get Rough! Posts: 3499 Likes received: 1167	does that mean that AU und US now can order their wits out in Japan without paying customs similar like here inside the EU?
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Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP 8 years 2 months ago #36763

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I really don't know about the TTP, but the usual thing is that you always have to pay VAT, when value is above some limit. (from/to outside EU)
As far as I can see the TTP contains agreements to reduce tax on some specific goods, and there is usually no tax on toys.

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Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP 8 years 2 months ago #36764

AndyAus Offline Moderator Posts: 5068 Likes received: 3310	I don't pay any customs charges or other taxes on stuff I buy, no matter where in the world it comes from If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate
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Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP 8 years 2 months ago #36770

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Lucky you!
In Norway we pay 25% VAT and a "handling charge" (around 10-15 USD) for anything with a value above NOK 350/USD 42,- (including shipping cost).
And, since we are not in the EU, we pay, irrespective of where the parcel comes from.

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I don't pay any customs charges or other taxes on stuff I buy, no matter where in the world it comes from

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Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP 8 years 2 months ago #36771

Edou Offline Hopping Mad Posts: 6135 Likes received: 483	There better be some advantage for the little man, otherwise upcoming TTIP make no sense at all other than for big corp and people that like litigating against countries (as happened with Canada and NAFTA). Sounds like they got it good down under! TamiyaWeb.com
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Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP 8 years 2 months ago #36776

AndyAus Offline Moderator Posts: 5068 Likes received: 3310	Edou wrote: Sounds like they got it good down under! In so many ways, Unfortunately a lot of people don't appreciate it If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate
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Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP 8 years 2 months ago #36782

Edou Offline Hopping Mad Posts: 6135 Likes received: 483	Then they don't know what they got 'til it gone... With the unavoidability of the transatlantic trade agreement, no more taxes on US RC bits would be nice. TamiyaWeb.com
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Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP 8 years 2 months ago #36784

Edou Offline Hopping Mad Posts: 6135 Likes received: 483	Now another question is... will NAFTA and TTIP together make Bluegroove tax free? TamiyaWeb.com
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Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP 8 years 2 months ago #36785

AndyAus Offline Moderator Posts: 5068 Likes received: 3310	Edou wrote: Now another question is... will NAFTA and TTIP together make Bluegroove tax free? If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate Attachments:
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Trans-Pacific Partnership TPP 8 years 1 month ago #37151

Edou Offline Hopping Mad Posts: 6135 Likes received: 483	Most of the trade agreements came up in the Democratic primary debate earlier this week. TamiyaWeb.com
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