25 Sep
2007
25 Sep
'07
11:07 p.m.
jim s wrote:
If you are bringing in something made in the USA then
locate the "Made
in USA" badges and show them to any interested customs agents. There
are no duties on US made goods. If the unit was not primarily assembled
in the US then show them a reciept showing how much you paid for it, and
the age, and I doubt there would be any duty on it.
Hmm, I can see I'm going to have fun if I try to bring 10-15 UK machines in
(which are all 80s or older, but receipts? - haha!)
Unless of course it's different because it's stuff I've owned for years (just
not kept in the US) rather than items I've just acquired. Maybe "personal
belongings" is a different case...
I need to give a few shipping companies a prod I suppose and see what their
experiences are.