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Angus violateddredman1 wrote:Bought a CCTV camera which was delivered to my skybox in Miami today, so it should be cleared and ready for me to collect on Friday - will update here when I get it.
Although it will be clearing customs literally on the last day of January, I'm still preparing my angus in the meanwhile
dredman1 wrote:Angus violateddredman1 wrote:Bought a CCTV camera which was delivered to my skybox in Miami today, so it should be cleared and ready for me to collect on Friday - will update here when I get it.
Although it will be clearing customs literally on the last day of January, I'm still preparing my angus in the meanwhile
Got charged full duties and vat on the camera
Won't be ordering any more security camera or DVR equipment until some official announcement is made, unless it's an emergency.
Yea so I'm hearing now. But I kinda needed to get it and then I saw it went on special for one day only, so I grabbed the opportunity. Worked out only about $30 or $40 more than if I bought it at regular price without duties and vat.ABA Trading LTD wrote:according to customs broker "the legal notice has not come through as yet" so full duties are still in effect
nemisis wrote:apply burnt bees generously too violated area..
I hope you meant Burt's Bees. Can't imagine rubbing those charred remains on the area 
Strugglerzinc wrote:March bump....
Anyone got any updated info?
Skybox operators at least know nothing about it yet.
greenlime100 wrote:Had a guy run some cameras... the price he charged was ridiculous since then ive buyed my cams and installed myself. W2J whats your price ?
nervewrecker wrote:steups, I might need some of this soon yes.
drugs dealing by my front gate now, dealers getting braver.
VAT, IMPORT DUTIES TO BE REMOVED ON CCTV CAMERAS
Created on Thursday, 11 April 2013 16:22
Cabinet has taken decision to remove Value Added Tax (VAT) and import duties on CCTV camera systems.
This was revealed by National Security Minister Jack Warner during Thursday's Post Cabinet Media Briefing who reminded that this move is consistent with Government's promise in the 2012-2013 budget.
"The purchase of CCTV cameras and digital video recording equipment for home owners, for community and business security, small business, large business, all of this will be exempt from custom duties and VAT as of next week when this is confirmed. As such therefore, Cabinet is prepared to forgo millions of dollars so as to bring these cameras online and this is another thrust in the fight against crime."
The Customs Act Chapter 78:01 will need to be amended to facilitate this change and Minister Warner said the Attorney General will have to pass legislative amendments before this comes into effect.
There will be certain criteria to follow for the importation of the CCTV cameras and digital video recording equipment.
"Other items such as those as parts imported, distributed or sold separately, those will attract VAT."
CCTV camera systems are now operational in Tobago and Minister Warner promised that the entire nation will be fully covered.
"We have completed Port of Spain, we have had some problems in the Port of Spain, especially in the Beetham Gardens area where several persons unknown have damaged several cameras. We have them on screen and we have found a creative way to put back these cameras so damage will be minimised. Consequently, it is my hope that in the shortest possible time we shall have this country fully covered so that people can have additional security."
Minister Warner confirmed that CCTV cameras that were taken down or damaged by such persons have been replaced and they are more effective.
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