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Asked by Mr.Pearson from UK | Dec. 18, 2010 11:42
About:China Customs Declaration

My wife is currently in Guangzhou, China ... I have recently posted her a Christmas box with a few personal gifts in it. I filled in the customs slip but I am now wondering if she will have to pay import/customs tax for these gifts when she collects them from the post office in Guangzhou. It will take some of the pleasure off getting a gift if she has to pay to receive it. The contents as listed on the customs slip are:

- Book................ (£25)
- Chocolates.......... (£25)
- Various Cosmetics... (£20)
- Soft toy............ (£10)
- Greeting Cards...... (£10)
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- Total .............. (£90)

Are any of these items subject to customs tax?
If so, what can she expect to have to pay?

Thank you

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Answered by Ms.Cindy | Dec. 20, 2010 02:40
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No tax to be paid according to your list.
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