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Old 11-01-2006, 06:01 PM   #1
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Hello to everyone,
Then you starting import business in Europe it's hard to calculate all costs and you even don't know what the final price of our item will be. So there are some useful websites for the EU members.
Ok so now you want to import digital cameras from USA to EU. How to calculate everything? All products have a code, called TARIC code, and if you know it you can look here: http://europa.eu.int/comm/taxation_c...archap?Lang=EN
The digital cameras TARIC code would be 85254011 so we write it in,pick the country of origin in our way it would be USA and simulation date just leave it how it is.Now let's push duty rates button. As we can sea there are no duty rates Ok so we bought 10 units for 900$ and we have invoice: +shipping total price 1000$.So the custom taxes are none but don't be happy we forgot VAT
The VAT is diffrent in Europe i think in 2010 will be 15% VAT in all countries in EU. So now look at your country VAT rate in my country it's 18% and in UK it's 17,5%
So we have 1000$ total price +VAT it would be 1180$.Here we go the final price of your stuff.There are a lot other taxes but we won't talk about it because it's very different in all EU.
So the main thing is to know the TARIC code and you can imagine is it good for you or not. And how to find TARIC code? There is the Combined nomenclature in there you can find TARIC code. All product ar clasified but personally to me it's hard to find what i want. The link with .pdf file is here:
http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/lex/Lex...en00010886.pdf
It's just 886 pages
So that's all folks i hope this will be helpful for someone.
P.S Sorry for my english not my native language

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Old 15-01-2006, 11:30 PM   #2
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Thank you so much,

That post was a really big help.

Im definitly giving you reputation points for that one!

Best get out me specs for some light reading!

Thanks again

P.S. I advise people to save the PDF to there hard drive its a goldmine!

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Old 15-01-2006, 11:55 PM   #3
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Hey, very good post I know there are lots of questions regarding just this from people on the forum. Heres some more info specific to people in the UK that I think is useful.

If your importing for commercial purposes you must get a TURN (trader's unique reference number) if you are VAT registered or a Pseudo Turn if your not. It is really simple you need to phone one of these numbers Tel: +44 (0) 1792 634004, 634005, 634006, 634007. And they will send you a form and help you fill it in if needed. Can be done on the day but best to get it before your goods are shipped. You still need one if your a sole trader etc as long as you intend to sell the goods, i.e not for personal use.

You will also need a commodity code, which is ten digits long. There are 65,000 different commodity codes. If you are not sure what the code is you can phone +44 (0)1702 366077 between 9.00 and 17.00 Mondays – Fridays.

Once the goods arrive in the UK and HMRC agree with the documentation they will not be cleared until payment is made, if you use the likes of UPS they will pay it on your behalf and then you repay them. You can set up a deferment account with HMRC, this requires a bank guarentee.

To work out the value of goods which you declare you must work out the CIF (Cost, Insurance, Freight). So if shipping is included this is just the price you paid for the item. If not it must be added to the total. It also includes any adminstration involved in sending the items to you and also and commission that may have been paid.

If your importing more than £6500 worth of goods, so only about 60 iPods. You have to submit a General Valuation Statements (GVS). This will require you to show how you got to your valuation and prove it. You then have to sign that its correct. They are individualy checked when you submit one.

If for example you purchased your items in US$ HMRC will use a coomon exchange rate, which is changed monthly and can be found here http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsP...d=EXRATES_2006


Hope some of this is of use.

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xdanzx and DSC thank you for good words.Happy to help in this forum because it's very great and have very nice comunity.

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I was wondering if anyone who has a bunch of the Taric/Tariff codes handly would be able to post them. Say for: iPods, PSPs, Xbox 360s, Digital Cameras, etc.

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mod edit: seems like useful information which belongs in the 'useful articles' section of the forum. moving this thread there.

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So according to the taric code for ipods, country of origin usa to uk. There is no duty. COOL!!!! but there is still vat at 17.5%

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Great post Mainkey . I've added to your rep .

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Default TARIC codes for mp3 and electronics

If anybody is looking for TARIC codes, there are some samples here:

mp3 playeres (without FM) - 8520 9090 90 I belive it is old TARIC code and it is replaced now with 8520 9000 90

mp3 players (with FM) - 8527 1399 00

mp3 players (with video) - 8521 9000 90

digital cameras - 8525 4011 00

laptops, notebooks,
PDA - 8471 3000 00

Palm-held Portables - 8534 8995 99

Desktops - 8471 4990 00

Internal HDD - 8471 7053 00

and following Mainkey's post you can check it here in all 19 EU languages

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