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Silverdale Transport Taxes
by kevin07 » Sat May 08, 2021 1:25 pm
The only way to find out regarding taxes on goods is to go direct to contact Customs & Excise HMRC rearding moving goods between UK and Spain, or you have to have a T O R Transfer of Recidency because we have seen so many comments on Talk Quesada it makes us look as if we are trying to make more money out of customers.
Silverdale Transport & Removals
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01270 872731
Mobile: 07952170306
Mobile: 627 371 937
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01270 872731
Mobile: 07952170306
Mobile: 627 371 937
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Re: Silverdale Transport Taxes
by Chrisdee » Sat May 08, 2021 5:02 pm
I've never thought that of you when I've read your posts. Iver only ever thought you were honest and reliable from reading them. I feel sorry for people and companies like yours as they have been hit hard by this mess.
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Re: Silverdale Transport Taxes
by RJC » Sun May 09, 2021 7:13 am
I found this article on Expat network
Visitors taking up residence in Spain may import household goods and furnishings and personal effects free from duty and VAT if the items have been used for at least six months for a citizen of a non-EU country.
They must have a certificate of change of residence issued by the shipper’s Embassy/Consulate at origin, stating that the importer has been registered as resident at origin for a period of at least 365 days and that he or she is changing the residence to Spain.
Goods must arrive no later than three months after the owner’s arrival. Three-month extensions may be granted if shipments are delayed; contact Spanish Customs for information.
Furniture and possessions must ‘conform to the social bearing’ of the importer. Duty is levied on new goods, and fines may be imposed for failing to declare them.
EU citizens should contact their shipping agent for information about an EORI number (Economic Operators Registration and Identification number).
Shipments must be accompanied by a document of your registration at the local town hall that certifies your place of residence. The importer is required to sign a document agreeing not to transfer, sell, or lease any of the listed effects for a period of 12 months.
The Spanish consulate can provide detailed instructions on obtaining customs duty exemptions. The following documents are necessary:
An application addressed to the customs administrator where clearance is to be made
Inventory list stamped by a Spanish consulate in the country of origin, in Spanish, in duplicate, including approximate value, especially on electric appliances and objects used in a person’s profession or employment
A statement that the objects have been owned for at least six months
A legalised copy of the work/residence permit.
Customs may start the clearance procedure before these documents can be obtained against a bank guarantee or cash deposit for the relevant import duties, if the application for the work/residence permit can be supplied along with the Identity Number for Foreigners (NIE). This guarantee will be returned when the documents are furnished. You can lose this exemption if you give away or sell any of the possessions before one year has elapsed after clearance. There may be an inspection.
Motor Vehicles
Cars, motorcycles, spare parts, etc. may be brought into Spain for a maximum of six months, if they are not to be used for commercial purposes. This period can be extended at the discretion of the customs agency, Direccion General de Aduanas. The same requirements apply as for household goods, e.g. the certificate showing change of residence to Spain.
Restricted items
Unless prior authorisation is obtained from the local district police, all firearms and ammunition are prohibited. Hunting arms may be temporarily imported and must be declared upon arrival.
For the most current information on customs regulations, contact the nearest Spanish consulate or Direccion General de Aduanas; information can be found on the website of the tax agency, Agencia Tributaria.
Visitors taking up residence in Spain may import household goods and furnishings and personal effects free from duty and VAT if the items have been used for at least six months for a citizen of a non-EU country.
They must have a certificate of change of residence issued by the shipper’s Embassy/Consulate at origin, stating that the importer has been registered as resident at origin for a period of at least 365 days and that he or she is changing the residence to Spain.
Goods must arrive no later than three months after the owner’s arrival. Three-month extensions may be granted if shipments are delayed; contact Spanish Customs for information.
Furniture and possessions must ‘conform to the social bearing’ of the importer. Duty is levied on new goods, and fines may be imposed for failing to declare them.
EU citizens should contact their shipping agent for information about an EORI number (Economic Operators Registration and Identification number).
Shipments must be accompanied by a document of your registration at the local town hall that certifies your place of residence. The importer is required to sign a document agreeing not to transfer, sell, or lease any of the listed effects for a period of 12 months.
The Spanish consulate can provide detailed instructions on obtaining customs duty exemptions. The following documents are necessary:
An application addressed to the customs administrator where clearance is to be made
Inventory list stamped by a Spanish consulate in the country of origin, in Spanish, in duplicate, including approximate value, especially on electric appliances and objects used in a person’s profession or employment
A statement that the objects have been owned for at least six months
A legalised copy of the work/residence permit.
Customs may start the clearance procedure before these documents can be obtained against a bank guarantee or cash deposit for the relevant import duties, if the application for the work/residence permit can be supplied along with the Identity Number for Foreigners (NIE). This guarantee will be returned when the documents are furnished. You can lose this exemption if you give away or sell any of the possessions before one year has elapsed after clearance. There may be an inspection.
Motor Vehicles
Cars, motorcycles, spare parts, etc. may be brought into Spain for a maximum of six months, if they are not to be used for commercial purposes. This period can be extended at the discretion of the customs agency, Direccion General de Aduanas. The same requirements apply as for household goods, e.g. the certificate showing change of residence to Spain.
Restricted items
Unless prior authorisation is obtained from the local district police, all firearms and ammunition are prohibited. Hunting arms may be temporarily imported and must be declared upon arrival.
For the most current information on customs regulations, contact the nearest Spanish consulate or Direccion General de Aduanas; information can be found on the website of the tax agency, Agencia Tributaria.
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Re: Silverdale Transport Taxes
by RJC » Sun May 09, 2021 7:18 am
Simpsons removals have produced a leaflet on documentation required
https://www.simpsons-uk.com/wp-content/ ... e_2017.pdf
Note the PDF is dated 2017
https://www.simpsons-uk.com/wp-content/ ... e_2017.pdf
Note the PDF is dated 2017
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Re: Silverdale Transport Taxes
by Ron Hill » Sun May 09, 2021 7:38 am
kevin07 wrote:The only way to find out regarding taxes on goods is to go direct to contact Customs & Excise HMRC rearding moving goods between UK and Spain, or you have to have a T O R Transfer of Recidency because we have seen so many comments on Talk Quesada it makes us look as if we are trying to make more money out of customers.
I understand your position which is not helped by confusion from the customs people both in Spain and UK. If your fortunate enough to get clear information from them on what taxes are applicable it would be a good idea to post them here and elsewhere and customers could see that it is not the carriers who are ripping people off but the customs people who don't seem to know their a*** from their elbow
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Re: Silverdale Transport Taxes
by kevin07 » Sun May 09, 2021 8:11 am
Correct i agree.
Silverdale Transport & Removals
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01270 872731
Mobile: 07952170306
Mobile: 627 371 937
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01270 872731
Mobile: 07952170306
Mobile: 627 371 937
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