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I've been told that if US made product is exported and then sold back to a buyer in the US, it doesn't incur any import taxes when it re-enters the states - any one know for sure if this is true?
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Probably depends on the item. Liquor and food I believe are the main ones that incur taxes, but neither of my 2 NASLs I bought from Japan cost me a cent in import taxes.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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Thanks Matt - so are the NASLs USA made?Popular is not the same as good
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Right - I know I sent a Pro series Phil Collen to the US and the buyer did have to pay duty, so maybe that's a hit-and-miss deal. It's really US stuff returning to the states that I'd like to find out about...Popular is not the same as good
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