Posts: 33
From: Dutch, living in the Czech Republic
Registered: Jan 2013
posted October 13, 2016 04:21 AM
I'm going to sell some movies on eBay but I was wondering... what value do you put on the Customs Declaration form? I mean let's assume you get a few hundred for a feature, it's a collectible and vintage item. It's just seems nonsense to pay extra custom charges for this.
In the States I think there is a 200 USD cap and they let things through? What do you write on the form?
I sell on eBay since 1999 but I usually have light parcels, so no CP 72 form needed.
If this topic has already been discussed my apologies.
Posts: 33
From: Dutch, living in the Czech Republic
Registered: Jan 2013
posted October 13, 2016 09:35 AM
Yes, but let's assume I send you a parcel with a vintage collectible value of 500 quid and I put that amount on the form, do they charge you some custom duties in the UK?
Posts: 5895
From: Bristol. United Kingdom
Registered: Oct 2007
posted October 13, 2016 09:40 AM
If you wish to insure a shipment you can insure it at what is considered its value as a replacement. My earlier reply is for the Customs and Excise certificate,
Posts: 33
From: Dutch, living in the Czech Republic
Registered: Jan 2013
posted October 13, 2016 10:30 AM
Of course, you're right, silly me! EU (for now...) I send a lot of parcels to the US, so I'm going to do some Googling I guess, thanks for you time.