a lot of components for boilers seem to come out of Italy ?
I Suspect our garlic munching freinds
are involved in the shortage / blockade may well fire off an email to that scoundrel Macrin over the caper
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a lot of components for boilers seem to come out of Italy ?
I Suspect our garlic munching freinds
are involved in the shortage / blockade may well fire off an email to that scoundrel Macrin over the caper
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That's the easy part. Retailers in the EU have to register with HMRC to sell items less than 150 euro. There are gov web pages stating that. If some one here buys and is vat registered the items can be sent here vat free.
What I am unsure of is how vat was handled prior to us leaving when consumers bought items from the EU. It maybe that say I bought something from Germany the vat I paid stayed there. If there was some mechanism to charge UK vat and transfer it to HMRC there wouldn't be any problems or need to say over 150 euro and vat will be charged at our boarders.
Some people mention import duty when this subject crops up. That aspect is now dead clear. If there is any it will be charged.
Anyhow Transam has it wrong - not unusual really on things like this. Stuff now moves through export channels which will be slower both sides of the channel. Boarder force has been readied but that usually means they may really be 12 months on or never. One thing for sure is stuff will take longer to get here.
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https://www.ft.com/content/7655203f-dae8-42af-b854-5221c0eac559
The first 100 days of the post-Brexit era has been a “disaster” for the British music industry and the government has made almost no progress in addressing problems raised by visas, customs and other controls, a wide-ranging new survey of the industry has found. The research by the Incorporated Society of Musicians, the body that represents the UK’s professional musicians, tour operators and manufacturers, found that 94 per cent of respondents had been negatively affected by the UK’s post-Brexit trade deal with the EU.
This makes my blood boil. All the music we need is Land of Hope and Glory blasting from every tannoy, public sound system, radio station etc - to bring back the good old times.
The first 100 days of the post-Brexit era has been a “disaster” for the British music industry and the government has made almost no progress in addressing problems raised by visas, customs and other controls, a wide-ranging new survey of the industry has found. The research by the Incorporated Society of Musicians, the body that represents the UK’s professional musicians, tour operators and manufacturers, found that 94 per cent of respondents had been negatively affected by the UK’s post-Brexit trade deal with the EU.
This makes my blood boil. All the music we need is Land of Hope and Glory blasting from every tannoy, public sound system, radio station etc - to bring back the good old times.
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It doesn't matter. People like Mottie et al made their decision on cultural and non economic issues - it's why they seemingly do not care.
Asked again and they would vote the same way.
When Johnson boasted of an over ready Brexit, we should have known he was planning on serving up a turkey. Frictionless trade is rapidly turning into tradeless friction.
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If it's a dog's Brexit, it's the EU's fault?
Not Boris's et al. Not the UK's fault (or those that voted for it)?
EU didn't want UK to leave, so it's all their fault.
You're demonstrating how flawed are your political reasonings.
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I see my posts objecting to transam's racism are being deleted regularly now.a lot of components for boilers seem to come out of Italy ?
I Suspect our garlic munching freinds
may well fire off an email to that scoundrel Macrin over the caper
But transam's racist posts remain.
Says it all really.
it needs some people who are sensible adults, trustworthy, not nonsense-spouting fantasists
to try to minimise the damage done.
for the good of the country
Obviously that excludes, Johnson, Gove, Rice-Pudd and their lying acolytes
The people who put us into this shambles are not competent to dig us out.
be all that as it may a change in personal will not alter the fact that
We are out of the EU
unless they have another referendum
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https://www.bing.com/search?q=macrin ?
So is it now capers as well as garlic which are foodstuffs which get you all agitated, or instead of?over the caper
Make your mind up. You do have one of those, dont you?
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Yes, but what kind of spectacular stupid did you have to be to believe all that?
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