Hi,
I am thinking of bringing a TV down to Colombia for my fiance. Hers crapped out on her, and I want to bring one down. I know the first thing people will say is to buy one there... But, I have two colour TVs in storage at my Mom's (don't ask) and I always do just carry-on when travelling. I think I can fit a TV into a box of acceptable size and weight for baggage on an airline. I know there will be import taxes, but it will be much cheaper than buying one in Colombia and letting my TV here in Canada collect dust for another year...
How much will the taxes be... The TV is over 14 years old, about 21", but still works like a charm. Do they count depreciaton? (Basically, I couldn't sell it for more than peanuts here). If I can count it as luggage, the tranportaion will be free, I'm just worried Colombian customs will tax me at a rate as if the TV were new... I don't have receipts (in fact, I have no recolection of where I even got the thing...)
Thanks in advance,
Dave
By daver on Aug 3, 2004, 23:30 in Friendly Talkzone.
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pointofview says on Aug 4, 2004, 06:59: Dave Taxes Dear Dave:
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vicshere says on Aug 4, 2004, 12:43: no problem daver every time I travel to Colombia I bring max weight allowed on plane and I brought everything from VCRs stereos to name a few items and have never been stopped or questioned.....you just have to remember to package it good as it will take a beating along the way listo 0 funny, 0 helpful. |
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