He knows El Dorado never existed right? So we’re clear here because by that metric the fisherman already have died in pursuit of a dream that didn’t exist
piracy for the forward looking mindedEl Dorado never did Britan any harm. And a hell of a lot of gold DID come out of South America, not all of it ended up in Spain
two world wars and one denied case of diplomatic immunityUnbelievably petty:
UK and EU in row over bloc's diplomatic status - BBC News
The EU's top representative in London is not being given the same privileges as other ambassadors.www.bbc.co.uk
It's a clusterfuck. And yet some people still insist that Brexit is a great idea.So we sent over some presents to Germany, cost of presents £40 and they had to pay €10 vat plus €6 handling charge. Welcome to brexit.
Ellie Huddleston, a 26-year-old Londoner, thought she would treat herself to some new work clothes in the January sales.
Having spotted a bargain, she placed an order for a coat and a number of blouses from two of her favourite clothes brands based in Europe.
But both deliveries were delayed, held up in customs checks for at least a week, she says.
She was surprised when she then received a text from courier company DPD, containing a link asking her to pay £58 in customs duties, VAT and additional charges for her £180 order.
On top of that, the UPS courier for the second parcel showed up at her door several days later, asking for an extra payment of £82 for her £200 coat.
i really dont understand the value limit on when this kicks in - is there a precise one? seems random so farSo we sent over some presents to Germany, cost of presents £40 and they had to pay €10 vat plus €6 handling charge. Welcome to brexit.
£39. It's the same as buying from non-eu countries.i really dont understand the value limit on when this kicks in - is there a precise one? seems random so far
And the gov.uk page that should explain the VAT, customs, and excise charges is out of date: Tax and customs for goods sent from abroad. The replacement page they send you to only deals with VAT and is for businesses selling goods, not people buying goods or receiving gifts from abroad.It's a clusterfuck. And yet some people still insist that Brexit is a great idea.
Brexit: 'I was asked to pay an extra £82 for my £200 coat'
Shoppers buying items from Europe now have to pay customs or VAT charges on those above a certain value.www.bbc.co.uk
China in particular supposedly
So we sent over some presents to Germany, cost of presents £40 and they had to pay €10 vat plus €6 handling charge. Welcome to brexit.
Good point well made
Yeh if you wanted to enrich bezos furtherCan you not just buy from Amazon in Germany?
Is mechanically recovered meat banned in the EU then?
Will more people buy coats made in the UK now?
I looked at the site. I got pissed off. Fucks sake.Will the UK make coats again, and not boohoo style shit ones but actual coats that'll keep the rain out?
There's always these true Brits
Workhouse England Clothing | Made In England
Making traditional clothing for over 20 years. Each garment is unique, inspired by stories from the past. Made in England made for life.workhouse-england.co.uk
The guardian attempts a brief summary:
EU website purchases: the import charges UK customers have to pay
Consumers now face UK VAT, rather than local rates, as well as customs duty and courier admin chargeswww.theguardian.com
Will more people buy coats made in the UK now?
Will the UK make coats again, and not boohoo style shit ones but actual coats that'll keep the rain out?
There's always these true Brits
Workhouse England Clothing | Made In England
Making traditional clothing for over 20 years. Each garment is unique, inspired by stories from the past. Made in England made for life.workhouse-england.co.uk
Will more people buy coats made in the UK now?
Will the UK make coats again, and not boohoo style shit ones but actual coats that'll keep the rain out?
Aren't Barbours made in Newcastle?
Really nice coats. We shall all dress like gentry
Only some of the waxed jackets are made in the North East (plus some hats and scarves made in Scotland), everything else is made abroad, including a number of waxed jackets.