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Old 03-24-2008, 11:19 AM   #12
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Do you have to declare everything you buy in the States? What happened if you bought it from eBay and you traveled out of the country with it.. Do you have to pay twice?
Apart from tobacco, alcohol and perfume, you're allowed to in other goods worth up to £145 without paying any Customs Duty and VAT. If you bring in goods worth more than £145, you must pay Customs Duty and VAT on the full value of the item or items that take you over that threshold.

When you pay, they'll give you a receipt which you should keep as proof of payment.
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