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Revision as of 09:07, 27 January 2010
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- Keep track of what you buy (you'll need to declare it when you get back)
- Alcohol: drink it there if you're under 21 'cause you can't bring it back (otherwise, you can bring back one litre)
- You can purchase $800 worth of goods without paying duty
- You can get back VAT if you save you receipts (for goods only), but it can be a pain in the a$$ to do so
- If you mail something home (expensive) and it is valued at less than $200, you don’t pay a duty
- Sizes are different
- Unlike like here, employees will be very knowledgeable about their merchandise, so ask questions
