B
Bart Bervoets
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Imagine, importing second hand is now mostly illegal, however, with a bit
push you still can
get import permits, but you pay quite a lot of taxes on what you import.
Main reason is the so called unsafe second hand market.
Importing new goods is free of taxes, local production is taxed 14%.
Naturally, the market is flooded with inferior quality parts for cars,
electronics, cheap radios,
tv's that tend to blow up in a month... (or even catch fire as i have seen a
few times by now).
Loads of those articles don't even work on arrival or break very quick.
I don't know who decided that but i do see what goes to the landfill.
In the interest of safety?
Wonder which asian with a factory works for the gouvernment.
Are we on a brain drain or what?
Bart Bervoets
push you still can
get import permits, but you pay quite a lot of taxes on what you import.
Main reason is the so called unsafe second hand market.
Importing new goods is free of taxes, local production is taxed 14%.
Naturally, the market is flooded with inferior quality parts for cars,
electronics, cheap radios,
tv's that tend to blow up in a month... (or even catch fire as i have seen a
few times by now).
Loads of those articles don't even work on arrival or break very quick.
I don't know who decided that but i do see what goes to the landfill.
In the interest of safety?
Wonder which asian with a factory works for the gouvernment.
Are we on a brain drain or what?
Bart Bervoets