Question: I read with great interest your advice on importing an RV from the United States.We have an "A" class diesel pusher right now and upgrade to a "high end" coach interested sind.Da State of the economy South of the border and the increasing value of CDN$, there are many good sites out there. I have personal experience with the export/import process with a collector car from Texas and a boat of Florida and the Porcedure is very similar with the RV
I checked the RIV site as you suggest and mention a clearance certificate for all production callbacks and it surely is useful with a car or truck. Especially when you look at a Toyota! Is this a problem for an a-Klasse RV?
This last February visited we Lazydays in Florida and speaking with a seller is, thought we would have to pay Canadian taxes amounting to Florida on.Do you know if this is correct and the same applies to all countries? If so, we can apply for a refund of these taxes? thanks in advance for your answer.
A. Yes, you must have the recall clearance letter of the Hersteller.Sie 45 days after the RV in Canada, to bring this letter to the Registrar of imported vehicles (RIV) provide but we recommend that you obtain early in the process your recall clearance documents. Documents remain valid for 30 days prior to import and you can submit your callback information to RIV before you import the vehicle.
About the statutory value added tax: Yes, you will in some States zahlen.Leider to Florida is one of you.And I spoke with someone on Canada border services agency, who informed me that there is no provision for ever, that refund.
He told me that, whether will be charged the sales tax or from one State to another variiert.In, you must pay the VAT to the distributors in some some States to enable Vehicles-office(DMV) where you get your temporary trip, to the Department of motor, so it could be in the game come even if you buy from a private individual.To find out whether and how much taxes apply, can a dealer or DMV Office of the State where will make your purchase.Be sure to say you go to the vehicle in some States, an exception could be made if it is to export it.
I don't know which States do not tax or may be exceptions, but it would be interesting to erfahren.vielleicht other readers can us aufklären.Inzwischen, thank you for this information to my attention to, because I had been thinking also not that aspect and, of course, how much you can save money impact.
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CBSA offers regular public information seminars for importing vehicles from the United States. for dates and times in different provinces to http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/events-evenements/menu-eng.html gehen.Die seminars are free, but you must register on the site.
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