import tax on laptop

Last activity 29 January 2012 by Sleeping Cookie

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AniutaMember23 January 2012 17:09:44

Who knows how much tax should pay when importing a laptop in Mauritius(custom clearance)?

pkshamjhuGuest24 January 2012 04:03:13

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only 15% VAT. thats all.

Sleeping CookieSerial expat25 January 2012 03:35:40

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Yes, but if your laptop is worth more than 10,000 RS and this high sum is also declared on the package value, you'll need to issue an import permit and only a broker can release it for you.

AniutaMember27 January 2012 18:33:29

Thank you very much but can I have more information please? I would like to know more about those procedures and where to go exactly.

Sleeping CookieSerial expat29 January 2012 03:43:06

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Here are 2 great article with much useful information:

http://www.yashvinblogs.com/ebay-mauritius-2/http://www.yashvinblogs.com/ebay-mauritius/

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