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If you ship anything over 150 EUROS by DHL with InXpress you can pre pay the VAT, so it doesn't get stopped. That's what we do. You would need to open an InXpress account though.
Couldn't put pressure on EU when we were part of it. Only government can put pressure on them. We have something they want and they have something we want. That's the way negotiations work in all walks of life.
Well they haven't, so what do you expect them to do about it now?
Answer:- Try and negotiate a Mutual Assistance Agreement.
How do you negotiate a Mutual Assistance Agreement?
Answer:- Put pressure on the EU to give you what you want.
How do you put pressure on the EU to give you what you want...
So in what way can they support us??? If the EU say UK business's need a Fiscal Rep inside the EU, what do you expect our government to do about it??? Use taxpayers money to pay you for a Fiscal Rep???
It's fairly obvious that in any trade negotiation you put pressure on the opposite side to...
Never said it was the EU's fault. But if the EU treats UK business's this way, it's pretty obvious that we should reciprocate. If they get a bit of stick from EU business's there side it might at least bring them to the negotiating table.
The government is being too soft and not standing up to them. An EU business is free to register for VAT here without an intermediary. They should give notice to the EU that they are going to reverse that decision and cancel all VAT applications from the EU and insist they use an intermediary...
We have just had a new Magento 2 (upgraded from Magento 1) website completed and the developer is trying to sign us up to a monthly contract to install magento quarterly updates. What is everyone elses thoughts on this? Do we really need it? Developer is asking for £337 a month. Quite expensive...
I didn't really know whether it was supposed to appear on the CN22 or not. But our account manager said it was correct. Now we are putting the IOSS number in the file, it doesn't appear but we have gained a an IOSS logo on the address label.
So RM Click & Drop have really made a big F**K up this week.
We use csv upload to send our orders and before 1st July we read all the info from our account manager and on the website about how to set up IOSS numbers in the Settings > Trading Names section and then putting the Trading Name in...
Yes had to pay a company in EU to be my representative? Did it through my Chinese supplier though. Everything is cheaper in China, even EU representatives :-)
Government doesn't charge anything apart from Duty & VAT. You say you have paid the VAT, but is there any duty on these products have you checked? Also does the $3358 include shipping charges from China?
If you need some major work on your website of course you have to give the developer some login details. The best way is just to create a new account and delete it when they have finished the work.
It is possible they could put some back door hack in, but you just have to trust the reviews and...