Reply to "Exporting my ZF for repairs and I need input please"

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I have sent a set of Webers to the UK, a Hood to Sweden and a received a few parts from the UK and each time I insured it for its value and labelled it Automotive Samples and both times there was no tax due at either end.

Or I shipped to a Canadian Friend of yours who has a US address in I think it was Michigan ?

If you feel this is a risk .. ask RBT for an estimate / Invoice and use that as your receipt of the value ( which would be just for the repairs ) ... but insure it for the full value. You will pay taxes just on the repairs.

My Experience.

Ron

4/30/144:34 PM

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