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Import and VAT
Quick question, If I have a tracking number etc, can I pay customs + VAT while the goods are on the way directly to the HMRC to save the couriers charges?
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You want to become a customs broker?
Pay the $10-$30 to your courier their rates are very generous |
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Alrite lol, I'm just trying to save pennies and I checked online and somewhere it said that you can pay the fee's online by registering with a government office..hmm but you guys have got more experience then me on this aspect
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If you use the same courier, you may be able to set up an acount where they charge you by invoice, but you are not going to be able to pay HMRCdirect
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