Is customs duty not applicable to the imported vehicles if it's been used 4r tourism in India?
929797
1. Custom duty is applicable on all import irrespect of its use  or purpose\n  2. Depreciation can be claimed under Income Tax Act on imported cars if used in tourism industry. Otherwise depreciation cannot be claimed
699848
www.dvla.gov.uk \nWe imported a car from Japan you have to fit a rear fog light and chage the brake pads normally then pay for an sva test once it passes this you can register and use the car in uk
910310
I would venture to say that if the service is performed IN Mexico as you say, then YES, VAT is applicable.
816120
The US embassy may give you useful advice.  There is an office of Customs there, but they don't accept public inquiries.\n\nHere is information on importing automobiles to the US, including links to further info still.  Hope this helps:\nhttp://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/vacation/kbyg/prohibited_restricted.xml#Automobiles
1051635
As with all aspects of the law, ignorance of the law is no excuse. It is always the drivers responsibility to make sure that he is driving within the means of his licence. Unfortunately this extends not only to the weight of the vehicle once loaded but also to the general condition of the vehicle, I know of people who have been threatened with the loss of their job if they didn't take an unroadworthy vehicle on the road and have been caught!! The van driver will always be the one on the sharp end of the judgment in these scenarios. Is mighty unfair considering the potential for 'undue influence' from the employer but the law is a tough nut!!!  \nInterestingly though the weight limits set are detailed in ones driving licence and not according to a particular van, manufacturers publish this information as a guide - as far as I am aware at a ny rate. This does not mean ignore manufacturers advice it merely throws doubt  on the need for training on a vans weight limit although I would have thought that this informaation would have been available at any rate as a company is likely to want to look after an asset as sizeable in value as a van.
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No it is not applicable. Government inspection department is not used there. \nKind regards from Germany \n\nWilfried
713371
All goods which have been notified under VAT Schedule of the State concerned are subject to VAT.\nRefer to VAT Schedule of the concerned State on the link below for details.\nhttp://www.allindiantaxes.com/vat.php\nAs far as toner cartriges are concerned ; it is a debatable issue and a recent ruling of Delhi Sales Tax Tribunal has reportedly gone in favour of traders.
284475
Depends upon how tough customs is. When I just returned from the Caribbean, all I had to do was show my driver's license and keep walking, they didn't check it at all in any type of system.
765951
Yes ... before you leave the country, be sure to ask customs for the tax rebate form.
543111
Indian + rules = sorry..\npay the inspector some cash..and he will take care of the rules
416335
There are some contracts that can be rescinded if acted on within three days, but not a travel contract, as far as I'm aware. However, there is a separate code section for sellers of travel (http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=civ&group=01001-02000&file=1688-1693), which might apply to your case.\n\nThe problem is that if the vendor refuses to return your money, then your only recourse for the amount of money to cover a weekend stay and car, is likely small claims court.\n\nThere's no legal means to force the vendor to return your money without obtaining a judgment from the court.
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Yes it is - (in the UK that is - hope you are in the UK?).  You can request proof that appropriate signs were in place as stipulated in the Road Traffic Act.  You may find that sending this letter may get on their wick to the point that they will drop the speeding claim - obviously they have to have photographic evidence of the offence also!  As per the RTA they also have to provide the items requested in the letter.  I managed to get off a speeding fine with it.  \n\n\nIn order that I may honestly complete the required information requested on the reverse of the form, I require the photographic evidence of the alleged offence in order that I may ascertain who was driving.\n\nI will also require:-\n\n•The name of the manufacturer, including make and model and serial number of the radar or laser gun used.\n\n•Copies of the manufacturers recommended maintenance schedule for the above device.\n\n•Copies of the manufacturer’s literature as it relates to the correct use, including but not limited to, mounting, aiming, weather and traffic limitations for the device used.\n\n•A copy of the past six months maintenance records, including but not limited to calibration specifications.\n\n•Photographic evidence that the legally required notifications of speed camera use were displayed at the site being used for speeding offence detection, or a copy of the relevant legislation that states that this in not necessary.\nPlease note that attempted delivery to the address listed on your letter, as detailed above, will be considered as valid service of this document.\n\nI look forward to your prompt response.\n\n\nGood luck with it!!  I don't know about anyone else - but I have no problem with fixed speed cameras - just the nasty sneaky mobile ones - normally hidden away in an area that has no risk to pedestrians, but significant possibility for speeding without endangerment to any other road users.  GRRR nasty money making machines!!
455694
only if it is a business vehicle
274613
nissian, toyota, ford, gm,..... Actually quite a few. To get around import rules many over seas automakers now have plants here to assemble the parts here thus bypassing the import rules.
932381
No, the ICC has nothing to do with customs..\nIt simply tries to make common rules for international trade...
1024622
Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia has detail info on this..\n\nU may visit \nhttp://mm2h.motour.gov.my/
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I'm sorry your isn't so clear.\nWhat do you want to import?Your household effects or goods to re-sale.\nYou will need a customs broker, I suggest you contact::\n\nTania Pereira     fine-arts@atlantis-international.com.br