A1-DenDen wrote:
我是住在 阿德雷德啦...(恕刪)
被海關打的話, 你GST應該不能claim back, 因為你可能沒有ABN(海關應不會有).沒有ABN的話, 下次去機場不會收的. 而且只能購買內三個月內退的樣子, 是有時間限制的~~
自己用的應該是沒關係, 不要帶盒子回來, 被刁的機會應該低許多...
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如果包裹內物品的價值不超過1000澳幣，就沒有稅的問題。
所以我可能會把鏡頭和機身分開寄，然後不要報超過26000台幣大概就可以了吧。
以下為其回文：
The sender will have to fill in a declared value on the outside of the package.
Should the declared value be $1000 or over the camera will be liable for duty and GST.
Should the declared value be under $1000 the camera will be free of duty and GST.
IMPORT PROCEDURES
Your imported goods may arrive in Australia either by airfreight, express
courier, sea cargo or via the post office. As such, the method of delivery
will determine the Customs clearance formalities and charges.
Irrespective of how your imported goods arrive in Australia, you will be
required to lodge a formal Customs import declaration if their value is
above $1,000, and to pay the calculated duty and taxes. Formal import
declarations can be lodged either electronically or by document as follows:
* Electronic lodgement: obtain a digital certificate in order to
communicate with Customs' electronic systems to complete a formal import
declaration or engage the services of a customs broker (listed in the Yellow
Pages); or
* Documentary lodgement: go to the nearest Customs office and present
the necessary documentation including evidence of identity.
Imported goods with a value of less than A$1000 arriving by post will be
released duty and tax free by Customs for delivery direct to the addressee
except for tobacco, tobacco products and alcoholic beverages or goods
subject to import permit requirements. In these cases, you will be contacted
and notified of the action you must take. Importing goods with a value of
more than 1000AUD arriving by post will be held by Customs and a formal
import declaration will be sent to the importer within 2-3 days of Customs
holding the goods.
Imported goods arriving otherwise than by post will require the completion
of a Self Assessed Clearance (SAC) declaration before clearance from Customs
control SAC declarations can only be lodged electronically.
No cost recovery charges are imposed by Customs on SAC declarations but
administrative/processing charges may be imposed by carriers acting on your behalf.
Where the carrier of your goods has sufficient information available to be
satisfied that no duty or taxes apply and that no import permit is required,
they may lodge the SAC declaration on your behalf.
If the carrier cannot, or will not, lodge a SAC declaration on your behalf,
you may either obtain a digital certificate in order to communicate with
Customs' electronic systems to enable you to lodge a SAC declaration or
engage the services of a customs broker or bureau to lodge a SAC declaration
on your behalf.
Regards,
Michael Baker
Senior Support Officer
Customs Information and Support Centre
