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Padmei
26th June 2011, 18:33
Found this & thought it was quite good until I saw that you have to fill out a customs declaration form:(

http://www.shipito.com

pete-blen
26th June 2011, 18:42
Hi..
the parcel shipping prises are to good to be true...
Check it out before yer front up the $

I import a lot of stuff from the US... those prises are
GOOD .. if they are true..

I use a arms exporter in the US.. but he will ship other
stuff as well...

there is/was another out fit... "ship back to you"
not spelt like that

Customs don't want to know about it unless its more than $400nz with includes shiping prise..
Or a restricted item.. ie.. fire arm


Peter

FJRider
26th June 2011, 18:48
Found this & thought it was quite good until I saw that you have to fill out a customs declaration form:(


So ... whats the problem with THAT ... ???

Padmei
26th June 2011, 19:50
So ... whats the problem with THAT ... ???

GST-I'm trying to get stuff in without paying GST. When I work out Net prices then add the GST to them the amount is quite a bit.

FJRider
26th June 2011, 19:57
GST-I'm trying to get stuff in without paying GST. When I work out Net prices then add the GST to them the amount is quite a bit.

If you succeed ... beware of/search ... unpaid tax penalties ... and figure them into your equasions ... for later ...

GST or Import taxes ... you will pay either or both ...

GOOD LUCK ...

young1
26th June 2011, 20:02
I believe that you can ask who ever you are buying the goods from to write a lesser amount on the invoice in case Custome etc take an interest.

Don't ask how I know.....

pete-blen
26th June 2011, 20:05
GST-I'm trying to get stuff in without paying GST. When I work out Net prices then add the GST to them the amount is quite a bit.


NO GST payable unless yer brake the $400 limit...

Padmei
26th June 2011, 20:06
If you succeed ... beware of/search ... unpaid tax penalties ... and figure them into your equasions ... for later ...

GST or Import taxes ... you will pay either or both ...

GOOD LUCK ...

Oh they're all figured in there- they come under the heading in the spreadsheet "money other people far less cleverer than me should have to pay ":lol:

Padmei
26th June 2011, 20:10
I believe that you can ask who ever you are buying the goods from to write a lesser amount on the invoice in case Custome etc take an interest.

Don't ask how I know.....

Funny you say that cos I enquired about a price,sales tax & shipping from oncycles in the US for something & in the reply they stated really clearly that they do NOT write gift or change amounts or intentionaly try to mislead customs etc. I hadn't asked them about it - they must get quite a few people wanting to try it on.

AllanB
26th June 2011, 20:13
Yes I have. I was recommended them by a friend you used them on a fairly regular basis with small items.

I've had a couple of items sent on to me from them. A helmet was the largest.

Basically they set you up a USA address - many USA stores don't ship international so you have them ship to your USA Shipitto address and they ship on to you. They get a set charge for the handling (US$8.50 I think in my cases) and you get to choose what shipping option you desire to send to NZ.

My experience has been that it has been quick and easy.

Yes you need to fill out a customs declaration prior to them sending the package - this removes the responsibility from them and you are the one responsible for the customs declaration. No big deal - just declare what it is and the price you paid.
You'll only have a issue if you bullshit the price and get caught. Items under NZ$400 (including shipping I think) are of little interest to customs and I've never been charged a customs fee or GST on many sub $400 packages.

JATZ
26th June 2011, 20:14
NO GST payable unless yer brake the $400 limit...

Is that $400 nz or from country of origin, does it apply to price paid in foreign dollars or n.z peso's.
I'm thinkin of getting another tank too Padders :yes:

AllanB
26th June 2011, 20:17
Is that $400 nz or from country of origin, does it apply to price paid in foreign dollars or n.z peso's.
I'm thinkin of getting another tank too Padders :yes:

NZ $ at the time of landing in NZ so you need to factor in a possibility of a dollar drop during shipping if the item is close to the $400.

FJRider
26th June 2011, 20:23
The exchange rate is more important than tax payable ... keep a watch on that ...

Padmei
26th June 2011, 20:27
The exchange rate is more important than tax payable ... keep a watch on that ...

The currency changes by a few cents not 15% automatically.

pete-blen
26th June 2011, 20:32
Is that $400 nz or from country of origin, does it apply to price paid in foreign dollars or n.z peso's.
I'm thinkin of getting another tank too Padders :yes:

Its $400 NZ.. that includes the shiping prise

Edit...
If you do brake $400nz...
they charge GST on the whole amount not
just the amount over $400nz

clint640
27th June 2011, 10:06
I've had good results with comgateway - US$35 for the 1st 1/2 kg, then US$7/0.5kg after that. No other fees, fairly quick delivery via DHL. I've declared stuff properly that has been over $400 & not been charged GST, it's a bit of a lottery.

Cheers
Clint

pete-blen
27th June 2011, 20:11
Well i will be able to let yer know soon...
just ordered a tank... under $400nz
so should be NO Grap Snatch & Take
on it..

Pete

reofix
27th June 2011, 20:59
Well i will be able to let yer know soon...
just ordered a tank... under $400nz
so should be NO Grap Snatch & Take
on it..

Pete

its funny isnt pete ... for every thieving shit trying to dodge their responsibilities as a citizen and taxpayer there are a whole bunch of honest hardworking people who have to pay a bit more to keep the hospitals , schools etc running . Might be time to become an honest citizen or fuck off!!

Padmei
27th June 2011, 21:13
its funny isnt pete ... for every thieving shit trying to dodge their responsibilities as a citizen and taxpayer there are a whole bunch of honest hardworking people who have to pay a bit more to keep the hospitals , schools etc running . Might be time to become an honest citizen or fuck off!!

Aw man Iguess it would really piss you off then that my bike is a work vehicle:shutup:

I spent my early years working hard paying taxes- wait no I didn't!! I was surfing for the govt sponsored surf team. Damn it's all gonna catch up with me one day:facepalm:

pete-blen
27th June 2011, 21:17
its funny isnt pete ... for every thieving shit trying to dodge their responsibilities as a citizen and taxpayer there are a whole bunch of honest hardworking people who have to pay a bit more to keep the hospitals , schools etc running . Might be time to become an honest citizen or fuck off!!


The thing is..I have NOT filled in any forms with false info...
or done any thing else to try not paying GST...
if they charge me GST its up to them... but i am under the GST threashold
that customs have set in place...And thats all we were talking about.. where the line is.. nothing more & nothing less.. i don't recall any post in this thread where anyone has talked about HOW to get out of paying GST... If I'm wrong I would like you to quote the post please...

I'm sorry you didn't fully understanding the gist of this thread..

PS... theres NO benifit to the thread or fourm in you carrying your slanging match on... (ie thieving shit / fuck off)

Pete

JATZ
27th June 2011, 21:31
its funny isnt pete ... for every thieving shit trying to dodge their responsibilities as a citizen and taxpayer there are a whole bunch of honest hardworking people who have to pay a bit more to keep the hospitals , schools etc running . Might be time to become an honest citizen or fuck off!!

That last sentence was a bit harsh, IMHO, I suggest you read the entire thread and think about it before typing eh.

Box'a'bits
27th June 2011, 21:49
Aw man Iguess it would really piss you off then that my bike is a work vehicle:shutup:
So, got a logbook? :blink: Paying FBT on the non work related mileage?

:shit: What do you mean Schmidtty is mostly going to spend time on the garage floor in bits?. Come on man - get a grip!

Careful what you write in Forums - it'll bite you in the ass..

AllanB
27th June 2011, 21:54
its funny isnt pete ... for every thieving shit trying to dodge their responsibilities as a citizen and taxpayer there are a whole bunch of honest hardworking people who have to pay a bit more to keep the hospitals , schools etc running . Might be time to become an honest citizen or fuck off!!

Oh dear, I think someone has a bit of sand in their vagina.

No one is doing anything illegal or suspect in any manner. The allmighty Govt has set a $400 limit, feel free to use it. In fact this was recently reviewed and retained at that amount.
I am sure you never order anything over the net - books or movies off amazon etc or you'll have to be inclined to fuck off as well.

Maybe a better tack would have been to inquire what the OP was after and why he was looking off-shore - it is quite possibly not available in NZ (as per the factory workshop manual I have just ordered ex USA as no local Honda dealer has been able to locate one for me). More than likely it was due to costing 4 times more in NZ.

If keeping a 'honest' citizen involves being shafted by paying up to 6 times more for genuine factory parts then I can sleep comfortably with your label. I wonder how those thieving shits at Blue Wing NZ sleep at night.

Crim
27th June 2011, 23:11
So, got a logbook?

No, but Nordie carries a saw - bit quicker I reckon :blink:

NordieBoy
28th June 2011, 07:09
No, but Nordie carries a saw - bit quicker I reckon :blink:

More effective than a banjo too. Not as messy either.

"Sure I've got a logbook. Just bend over a little further and I'll show you..."

Our garden beds are not grave sized by accident you know...

NordieBoy
28th June 2011, 07:20
If you succeed ... beware of/search ... unpaid tax penalties ... and figure them into your equasions ... for later ...

GST or Import taxes ... you will pay either or both ...

GOOD LUCK ...

GST only if $400 or above.
No duty on motorcycle parts.

Woodman
28th June 2011, 07:28
They also add a bio security fee or some such thing. About $21 from memory. Thats only if you get caught over the 4 hundy though.

Reofix. Try allbran. Its amazing how staying regular keeps you in a good mood.

pete-blen
7th July 2011, 17:15
Well i will be able to let yer know soon...
just ordered a tank... under $400nz
so should be NO Grap Snatch & Take
on it..

Pete

$370nz on my door step..
No GST was added...
under 3 weeks to arrive..

Night Falcon
7th July 2011, 17:34
$370nz on my door step..
No GST was added...
under 3 weeks to arrive..

nooice work....will keep them in mind for my next tax dodgin, dealer surcharge avoidin, foriegn currancy exploitin, manufacturer non international exportin decree gettin roundin, parts purchase :corn:

Padmei
7th July 2011, 19:50
i'm picking up a safari tank in Aus in a couple of weeks. Should be interesting when I bring it back in my bag thru the xray machine.

Anything to declare Sir?
yes - you're an Ass!

Should go down real well:yes:

Night Falcon
7th July 2011, 19:59
i'm picking up a safari tank in Aus in a couple of weeks. Should be interesting when I bring it back in my bag thru the xray machine.

Anything to declare Sir?
yes - you're an Ass!

Should go down real well:yes:

travel tip: dont try to fill the tank with cheap ozzy fuel when you bring it back....youll end up having to pay more for the extra weight :blink:

Padmei
7th July 2011, 20:13
Thats just silly






Buddha sticks will fit much nicer in there:shutup: