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We solved the problem by getting dual citizenship. Now if we get to
Australia we can use our USA passports. Their main concern is residents attempting to import a boat and avoid import taxes - and thereby support the local boat industry. At one time - perhaps still - you had to put up a cash bond for the import duties (up to 100% of value) that was forfeit if you didn't exit the country with the boat within the time limit - 12 months?. This was a while ago, things may have improved. |
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"Ann-Marie" wrote in news:1166807821.485273.32600
@f1g2000cwa.googlegroups.com: support the local boat industry Isn't "free trade" wonderful? |
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I don't believe that option applies now. Rather than replace it with
something sensible they just deleted it, hardly an improvement. At least while that applied you would get your money back if you left within the time limit. "Ann-Marie" wrote in message ps.com... We solved the problem by getting dual citizenship. Now if we get to Australia we can use our USA passports. Their main concern is residents attempting to import a boat and avoid import taxes - and thereby support the local boat industry. At one time - perhaps still - you had to put up a cash bond for the import duties (up to 100% of value) that was forfeit if you didn't exit the country with the boat within the time limit - 12 months?. This was a while ago, things may have improved. |
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