Duty and Customs

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Import or export duty, a tax, if you live in America and buy an electrical good here in Europe you could make a saving as they might waiver a purchase tax for their country as you are taking it outside their tax area, the downside of such a deal is the plugs that are affixed to the equipment might not be compatible with US electricity supplies so your saving could be blown away by having to buy transformers to make it work.

Most items imported for personal use are subject to customs duties. Goods imported in excess of the normal guidelines of duty-free entry, ethyl alcohol, and cars are all subject to customs duties.

ordinary warehouse no need to get license.but in bonded warehouse need to get license.

Let me tell you a story of the time that I once bought a Taylor Lautner cardboard cutout. It was the dark days of my past, and I was so in love with Taylor Lautner. He was in my every dream, thinking of him gave light to the darkest corners of my soul. I knew I had to proqure one of these every vanishing cardboard cutouts. So I searched the deepest regions of the globe. I knew that somewhere out there, one had to be found. I met some pretty suspecious people. I knew I was getting close to finding my precious cardboard cutout when I met a man named Flanigan Buttars. He told me to look no further, for this quest would only end in heartache. Tragically, I pushed his warning to the side, never expecting that it would come true, and not wanting it to. Nevertheless, he told me of a mystical, far away store that sold these lovely Taylor Lautner cardboard cutouts. This store, though it will remain nameless in the story, was very odd. It had many things that i had no idea the names of. The lady running the story looked so scary. I bought the cutout. I took it swiftly home with me, traveling as fast as my feet could carry me. No one, and I mean no one, would take my very precious cardboard cutout, I had worked so hard to find it, it could not be easily taken from me. Then, I arrived home, only to find that I could not bring it inside my humble abode! It would not go in. Magical forces were keeping it from entering my home. I cried, and cried, shed tears and made wailing noises for hours, all on the outside stoop of my house. This was the ultimate curse: what I so deeply wanted, and had proqured, I could not keep with me. It was then I knew what I must do. I had to burn the cardboard cutout. Burn it so that no one else could have it, because if I couldn't then no on could. So I burnt it in an extremly hot bonfire, for that was the only way to make sure that even the ahses had burnt. After I had burnt it, I grudgingly went inside my home. It was then I realized that the screen on the door had been shut this whole time! I could have taken it inside if only had hence forth realized that the door was shut. Silly me. Filled with regrets I went inside and up to my room. There was a note from Flanigan. He told me that this Taylor Lautner cardboard cutout was the very last one in the whole world, and that I was the lucky one brave enough to hunt it down! But, alas, I had burnt the very last one. So now, there are no more cardboard cutouts for you to have or purchase. That is, unless, you happen to met Flanigan Buttars, and he happens to take a liking to you and send you on this journey. Good luck on your quest stranger!

The most common term for such a tax is to call it a "Tariff" and this is also the historical name. With the streamlining of international transactions in the 19th and 20th centuries, other terms such as "Customs Duty" or "Import Duty" have been used. In addition, the WTO has provided for two other forms of taxes that can be placed on imported goods and services as punishment to other countries for illegal economic practices and these are called "Anti-dumping Duties" and "Countervailing Duties".

•Top 10 Imports (Japan from world) crude oil, textile articles, electronic components, computers, LNG, fishes and shells, audio and visual apparatus, nonferrous metals, optical instruments, petroleum products.

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No. It would be 40 over 1.

Yes i believe you can however, when you get to the airport you will have to declare you have it as some places only allow certain spices & plants into the country and it may need decontaminating.

Not usually.

As the EU is a customs Union, mail sent from one country to another does not have to be inspected by customs.

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It is generally not a problem to take food items on an airplane. The problem is when you arrive at your destination. If you are traveling to a different country and need to go through customs when you arrive there you may have problems bringing food, particularly meat, fruits and vegetables, into that country. You should check the laws and regulations in place in the country that you are traveling to.

Garment accessories are an essential partner in clothing, it is not just a sign of the clothes, or clothing brand and reflect the value of brand.

As usual they contain cloth, zipper, hang tags, labels, leather labels, button and etc.

Stuff u want/ need. Example: Clothes. Billy had so much old clothes he needed to go to the mall and buy some. Example: Games. Robert wanted Prince of Persia to show off.(Price of Persia is kinda lame.) Example: Food. Bobby was starving after the movie so he bought a Pretzel

The party shipping the commodity.

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A duty rate typically refers to the amount of money owed to the customs collectors for each unit of imported goods, such as dollars per pound of fruit, or per hundred tires, or per unit.

A duty rate is also the amount of salary a person earns while on duty as opposed to on reserve.