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help! I can't speak german!
i am desperately trying to buy a particular bottle of wine. I've finally found it after a lot of searching but unfortunately it is in Germany. I don't even understand the address form!
Is there something on tinternet that will translate it for me?
Is there something on tinternet that will translate it for me?
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oh my god ethel!
I'm not sure but I think i've got 6 bottles on their way to me!
What will the customs be?
I haven't paid or anything, but went through the checkout, thinking it would give me a final total.
The cost of the wine is less than 13 euros for 6 bottles.
Still, it's worth that bit extra for quality!
I'm not sure but I think i've got 6 bottles on their way to me!
What will the customs be?
I haven't paid or anything, but went through the checkout, thinking it would give me a final total.
The cost of the wine is less than 13 euros for 6 bottles.
Still, it's worth that bit extra for quality!
you pay duty on owt over �18 .... and then there's VAT ....
except it's eu ... so it should be the same as going over there and bringing it back as part of your allowance.
6 bottle will weigh a ton so p&p will probably be the biggest expense.
it must be good stuff to go to all that trouble
I'd want a bladder extension - 'cause there is no way I'd go for a leak until I'd sweated it all off
hopefully the tannins won't be too bruised after all that trauma
except it's eu ... so it should be the same as going over there and bringing it back as part of your allowance.
6 bottle will weigh a ton so p&p will probably be the biggest expense.
it must be good stuff to go to all that trouble
I'd want a bladder extension - 'cause there is no way I'd go for a leak until I'd sweated it all off
hopefully the tannins won't be too bruised after all that trauma
Ac - the Customs & Excise people stopped the loophole.
If you want duty free, you can't do it by post.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/615876 2.stm
If you want duty free, you can't do it by post.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/615876 2.stm
just shows the last time I had a drink!
It's actually very simple to calculate
Wines including: made wine, sparkling wine, Port and Sherry and Cider not
exceeding 8.5%. These are calculated as follows:
To find the Excise duty on a case of still wine (exceeding 5.5% but not exceeding
15%) containing 12 bottles of 75cl @ 7% Alcohol:
� Convert to bulk hectolitres (hl): 12 x 0.75\100 = 0.09 hl.
� The duty rate for the produce is then applied to bulk volume
calculated.
� Obtain the duty rate from Part 12 Volume 1 of the Tariff.
� Multiply the bulk hectolitres by the current rate of duty), i.e.
�158.69 per hl (April 2003).
� Therefore the duty on a case is: 12 x 0.75\100 x �158.69 =
�14.28.
oh my aching head
It's actually very simple to calculate
Wines including: made wine, sparkling wine, Port and Sherry and Cider not
exceeding 8.5%. These are calculated as follows:
To find the Excise duty on a case of still wine (exceeding 5.5% but not exceeding
15%) containing 12 bottles of 75cl @ 7% Alcohol:
� Convert to bulk hectolitres (hl): 12 x 0.75\100 = 0.09 hl.
� The duty rate for the produce is then applied to bulk volume
calculated.
� Obtain the duty rate from Part 12 Volume 1 of the Tariff.
� Multiply the bulk hectolitres by the current rate of duty), i.e.
�158.69 per hl (April 2003).
� Therefore the duty on a case is: 12 x 0.75\100 x �158.69 =
�14.28.
oh my aching head
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