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Trading guitars across from Eire.

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cowmoocowmoo Frets: 43
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I've got thr chance of trading a couple of my electric guitar for a Lowden acoustic. I'd have to meet the lad in Dublin port. Does anyone know if i'll get charged duty on return to Holyhead? Cheers
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  • bingefellerbingefeller Frets: 5723
    I don't see why if you went over there with a guitar and came back with a guitar, I'm guessing they wouldn't know the difference.   Not 100% but that's my guess.  
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  • cowmoocowmoo Frets: 43
    I'll be trading two for one, and leaving the car in Holyhead so i'll have to carry them...
    Cheers
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  • newi123newi123 Frets: 921
    No - Eire is EU, so purchases there are tax paid - same as if you buy stuff from Thomann in Germany. 
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  • cowmoocowmoo Frets: 43
    ahh ok, thanks
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  • damodaidamodai Frets: 38
    Its part of the European Union , so no duty.  
     
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  • AidanspaghettiAidanspaghetti Frets: 858
    So some lucky duck in Dublin is getting a pair of gretchs' :)
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  • cowmoocowmoo Frets: 43
    They'll be heading up to the border methinks...nobody is buying so it's a trade i'm keen on :)
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