Actually that is a $60 dollar threshold.
http://www.whatsmyduty.org.nz/
Actually that is a $60 dollar threshold.
http://www.whatsmyduty.org.nz/
Check this out, looks like $60 is the limit
http://www.whatsmyduty.org.nz/
Yeah it sucks.
I worked out though, with my orders, even if I have to pay full duties and gst it will STILL be $600 less than what it would have cost here.
The first order now comes up as "held for clearance" as of 2pm today and the second says "arrived in NZ" so it wont be long before I know how much they're going to sting me with![]()
poo. it would have been cheaper buying in nz
I don't know.
I have imported guitars worth over $1,000 and never had to pay shit.
Once on a $1,200 guitar I had to pay around $250 gst. But nothing other than that.
Check here:
http://www.customs.govt.nz/inprivate...s/default.aspx
It appears to be BS. I saw the same thing too and am now wondering. I should have know better to research something I read off a forum to make sure it is true. Anyway, if you look at the FAQ, the first question confirms it is false.
http://www.customs.govt.nz/questions...aspx?q=61&s=61
I've lost out on this jacket by like 20 or 30, but should break even with the fc moto gear I'm waiting on incl. any tax or duties. Just need to wait and see if customs charges me for that too. Fingers crossed people! I see my fc moto gear has arrived in the county maybe I'll get everything on Monday?! exciting
The $400 dollar thing comes from..........
The minimum threshold where they will get you is $60. That 15% of 400. On motorcycle parts or accessories there is no duty. On motorcycle tyres there is no duty.
So if they can get you for $60 GST, they throw in a few other bullshit fees to bump it up. I forget the real names for them.
Some of you have ordered motorcycle clothing. Now, clothing imports attract duty. But motorcycle clothing is a bit different. There may be a gray area here. If you bring in motorcycle clothing and they get you for Gst and Duty before you pay it, talk to them and make sure they have it right.
Remember motorcycle parts and accessories does not attract duty.
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