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Importing Direct? | The SARS Customs & Excise Tariffs | The Duties You'll Pay
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<blockquote data-quote="chrisc" data-source="post: 621782" data-attributes="member: 746"><p>This book is worse than the Guthenburg Bible. Typical bureaucratic layout with 628 pages of stuff all over the place and no searchable index, apart from your Adobe reader</p><p></p><p>Maybe a summary would assist pointing out recommendations for buyers to suggest to shippers the tariff heading to place on the shipping invoice. This way you ensure that the parcel will be assessed the way you want it. Although Customs are empowered to collect the maximum duty from buyers, they have a large volume of parcels to cover and this eases their way in assessing the item, instead of looking it up and possibly getting it wrong, to your detriment</p><p></p><p>A useful hint is to always declare the items to be computer-related since this attracts 0% duty. See chapter 85 and page 562 for details (the search word is "processor")</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chrisc, post: 621782, member: 746"] This book is worse than the Guthenburg Bible. Typical bureaucratic layout with 628 pages of stuff all over the place and no searchable index, apart from your Adobe reader Maybe a summary would assist pointing out recommendations for buyers to suggest to shippers the tariff heading to place on the shipping invoice. This way you ensure that the parcel will be assessed the way you want it. Although Customs are empowered to collect the maximum duty from buyers, they have a large volume of parcels to cover and this eases their way in assessing the item, instead of looking it up and possibly getting it wrong, to your detriment A useful hint is to always declare the items to be computer-related since this attracts 0% duty. See chapter 85 and page 562 for details (the search word is "processor") [/QUOTE]
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