yes, u are taxable upon bringin back the goods to msia

switzerland not part of EU meh, u sure or not?

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Adiyos

switzerland have always remained neutral...they are not part of EU

if vpost can do shopping from uk,should be cheaper shipping than from US...but sadly only for singapore

I am not sure if it is a taxable item, you need to check it out. Anyway, 99% of the time you can go through and not be taxed.

confrim taxable

rthj, thanks for the info

most of the time, nobody is taxed anyway. and even if you get caught, one can always negotiate

negotiate how much to bribe the guy?

never say never

wat la you negotiate the actual taxable amount la....

just making sure uncle mike is not promoting something illegal...hehehe

nothing illegal. Mintak kurang saja. Can always bargain.

err, to be clear, is rthj referring to my original question about getting made in Malaysia stuff back from UK? that really suck!

wps

for all i know, pc n peripherals are non taxable wen bringin in to msia

so if i buy a big pair of speakers like the B&W 803D, can i declare them as PC speakers???

cheers,
wps

wow those would be super huge PC speakers..

can buy subwoofer declare pc speakers?

is that a part of the 2.1 PC speaker?

what about 2nd hand stuff?? also tax ahh??

wps

Me and a few other fellow forumers has brought in BD players without any problem. My case, they use no extra box or wrapping at all, just the BD player's box itself. My player arrived my doorstep a few hours after the plane landed.

The rules are there, but again, it's more about luck.