01-02-2012, 06:51 PM
I am no expert on this but i always thought that if a watch is used and for personal use they cannot tax it.A new watch i can understand but a used watch
I have gone through customs loads of times with a watch or two and shown the date of purchase and have never been asked to pay.I mean christ if they could tax watches twice where would it end.I and millions of watch owners in the world are walking around with watches we have purchased on our holidays.I have just never heard of anyone being stopped and asked about their watch.And who the hell has got the tax papers on their watch ? Not a lot of people i think.And how the hell can they find out where the watch was sold in the first place.It is not a car with a registration document.And as far as i know they cannot demand that we keep the papers on everything we buy.To be honest i do not think they would even bother to make a case out of a used watch.Just my opinion maybe i am wrong.
Willy
Willy
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