Buying from ROI is there any extra charges after Brexit (Import duty ect.)
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I believe the answer is yes.
I am not sure on specifics, but anything over a certain value you have to pay VAT on (again) not sure about customs fees.
£135 rings a bell for some reason.
I am not sure on specifics, but anything over a certain value you have to pay VAT on (again) not sure about customs fees.
£135 rings a bell for some reason.
Ah right good to know thanks, I assume that means they aren't affected by the lockdown here and can get pcs shipped off
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There're already duplicate threads where you can find the answers. Just use Forum Search.
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rtx 3070 sales preference according to upgrade / build ?
So I bought my rtx 3070 29/10 @ 13:15 (surely must have been one of the first) and still waiting for it. It's an upgrade to my existing build. Does PCS give preference to new builds or is it literally first on the ordering list? I just spoke to them and said can't say even if I'll get it this year!?
PCS confirmed that they'll cover any excess charges on what you paid for in the order.
I.e. if your system costs €2,000 and you paid the €2,000 to PCS you will 100% not be paying any more than that. There's multiple conversations of PCS saying they'll cover any customs/import fees.
Regarding VAT, atm ROI is using a reduced rate of VAT @ 21% until the start of next month, then it's going back to 23% at the start of March.
The VAT you're paying would increase from 21% to 23% as Irish VAT is chargeable on UK exports Ireland (see below; VAT Headlines).
home.kpmg
So unless customs is already included in the price, you're paying nothing extra - the final price listed on the PCS site is what you're going to pay and any excess is covered by them. You should (?) be paying 200 basis points more in VAT if ordered in March, assuming the above article from KPMG is correct and that VAT is charged when you purchase and when you receive the goods.
I.e. if your system costs €2,000 and you paid the €2,000 to PCS you will 100% not be paying any more than that. There's multiple conversations of PCS saying they'll cover any customs/import fees.
Regarding VAT, atm ROI is using a reduced rate of VAT @ 21% until the start of next month, then it's going back to 23% at the start of March.
The VAT you're paying would increase from 21% to 23% as Irish VAT is chargeable on UK exports Ireland (see below; VAT Headlines).
VAT & Customs changes
December 2020: The key changes for businesses operating on the island of Ireland
home.kpmg
So unless customs is already included in the price, you're paying nothing extra - the final price listed on the PCS site is what you're going to pay and any excess is covered by them. You should (?) be paying 200 basis points more in VAT if ordered in March, assuming the above article from KPMG is correct and that VAT is charged when you purchase and when you receive the goods.
Wow thanks for going over that in so much detail, good to know I won't have to pay anything extra at all, probably not gonan have ordered by the end of this month so gonna have to pay at 23% but better than having import taxPCS confirmed that they'll cover any excess charges on what you paid for in the order.
I.e. if your system costs €2,000 and you paid the €2,000 to PCS you will 100% not be paying any more than that. There's multiple conversations of PCS saying they'll cover any customs/import fees.
Regarding VAT, atm ROI is using a reduced rate of VAT @ 21% until the start of next month, then it's going back to 23% at the start of March.
The VAT you're paying would increase from 21% to 23% as Irish VAT is chargeable on UK exports Ireland (see below; VAT Headlines).
VAT & Customs changes
December 2020: The key changes for businesses operating on the island of Ireland
So unless customs is already included in the price, you're paying nothing extra - the final price listed on the PCS site is what you're going to pay and any excess is covered by them. You should (?) be paying 200 basis points more in VAT if ordered in March, assuming the above article from KPMG is correct and that VAT is charged when you purchase and when you receive the goods.