Declare the correct value on the Customs form?


What do you think?  What would you do?

Fortunately at long last bought a ‘holy grail’ LP for $1,200.  It arrived safe from Europe to the USA.  It is clearly not as described.  The Seller has asked the return be declared a $50 value on the Customs form.

Thank you for your thoughts, ideas and/or advice…

vinylfun

Showing 4 responses by carlsbad2

The seller should not be paying any import duty on an item that was shipped out and returned.  He isn't importing anything, the item started in his country and is ending therre.  Duty should not apply.    I shipped a streamer to europe for upgrade and it took a while but I eventually figured out a code that didn’t charge either of us import duties.

In your case, it sounds like the seller is just trying to minimize the import duty that he is wrongly charged so I would support that. Better answer would be to find the harmonized tariff code for "returned goods" or something similar so that he is not charged anything.

Jerry

Of course if it is "not as described", then perhaps $50 is an accurate value.

Lots of holier-than-thou people assuming that someone is cheating here and ignoring the fact that noting is being imported so no duty is due.

The site seems to be pretty lenient on liberal political postings so I guess it's time for the Trump haters to let us know how they feel.  stand by.