HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi fleeting glimpse,
The tax is based on the total income received and you will be due to pay 20% on the rental income.
The additional tax due may be due to other items claimed/not claimed in the return but were in your tax code.
Thank you.

Hi jonathanlucas40,
VAT and EORI is not required by private individuals, customer will have to use a courier or postal service who will handle the declarations and customs charges will be paid to them.
Please see below link for more information.
Tax and customs for goods sent from abroad Skip to contents of guide Contents
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Hi Dumitru Mihalca,
Guidance on Valuation Method 1 advises to use the seller’s invoice or whatever document they use to ask for payment as evidence, providing that:
•    there can be no doubt about the document’s authenticity
•    it carries enough information to show that the transaction value declared is the total amount paid or payable
Please see below link for more information.
Valuing imported goods using Method 1 (transaction value) Providing evidence of the price paid or payable
Thank you.

Hi Dumitru Mihalca,
Declarations are legal documents so we are unable to offer advice on what to declare, please refer to below guidance which covers
working out the customs value of your imported goods:-
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/working-out-the-customs-value-of-your-imported-goods
Thank you.

Hi Scott Fernie,
REX numbers are no longer issued in GB and you cannot apply to become a registered exporter if your business is established in Great Britain.
It is only issued to the traders based in NI, 
Apply to become a registered exporter if you're established in Northern Ireland
If the trader is established in EU and has applied for REX in that country then they need to check with the relevant customs authority about the timescales. 
Thank you.

Hi Brandon Josi,
I would advise contacting the Customs and International trade helpline on 0300 322 9434 if you have any other issues with your query.
Thank you.

Hi Jaimie Gramston,
The reason your are being charged is because it has been sent as standard import.
If the goods are returning to UK, returned goods relief needs to be claimed while arranging the post from exporting country. 
Pay less import duty and VAT when re-importing goods to the UK How to claim
You can now either pay the charges and claim it back using below link or refuse to accept the item and speak to the courier about sending it back.
How to apply for a repayment of import duty and VAT if you've overpaid (C285)
Thank you.

Hi Allan,
It is out of our remit to provide specific procedure codes, please refer to CDS appendix 1 and 2 which provide information on procedure codes.
Appendix 1: DE 1/10: Requested and Previous Procedure Codes of the Customs Declaration Service (CDS)
Appendix 2: DE 1/11: Additional Procedure Codes of the Customs Declaration Service (CDS)
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Hi Angela Barnesc,
The parcel or courier company (for example, Royal Mail or Parcelforce) is responsible for taking goods through UK customs.
Any charges due will be paid to them by the importer although there is a threshold for postal imports where charges do not apply.
Please refer to below link as it covers all the information.
Tax and customs for goods sent from abroad
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Hi Arif Rassip,
Please refer to below link for information on bringing goods into the UK for personal use.
Bringing goods into the UK for personal use
Working out the customs value of your imported goods is covered in below guidance.
Working out the customs value of your imported goods
Thank you.