Reply With QuoteBallsy move from the German authorities, he doesn't have the best reputation with police.
Got off lightly given the value?
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Ballsy move from the German authorities, he doesn't have the best reputation with police.
So if he wasn’t auctioning it off in Austria and was just bringing the watch package with him on holiday as a personal possession, he wouldn’t have to do anything…or would he still have had to declare it?
I understand the tax and penalty charge, but why the €25-26k extra?
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He said he'll be back, so presume extra charge for the clothes and the motorcycle?Originally Posted by NickRed71
I hope they did a cavity search just to be sure he didn't have anything else on him.
Phrasing?
Piece unique valued at 26k lol
It's just a matter of time...
Had the exact same thought.
I think the article was badly worded here as the journo probably understands little about VAT and import duty. There's no way the full value of the watch would be chargeable anyway. The €26k, if accurate, could have been VAT at 19%, valuing the watch at about €137,000 ex VAT. Still on the low side, but a bit more plausible.
He’s a good looking guy.
Just a time traveller…
He'll be back.
Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.
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