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Old 17th Sep 2002, 08:24
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A question for Gaunty and his men

Folks - looking to draw on your wealth of experience on this one.

If I buy a new FAR23 aircraft directly from the factory in the US, what sort of taxation issues am I up for - sales tax in the US? Import duty into OZ? GST? anything else?

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Why would you pay US sales tax on an export? There is no import duty on aircraft.
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I don't know Torres - that's what I'm trying to find out. I've never imported an aircraft before and am looking for information from those who have.
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Talking

Dont ask Gaunty he's probably forgoten coz he's old.
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Bugga,................ but that's true.

It's a long while and I seriously dont know what's the go.

Especially with this new fangled GST, ........the ******s tried to charge me GST on the replacement disk brake pads on me zimmer frame.

Grivation sorry cant help you with the latest goss on this.

I hate to have to say this but our friend nasa might be able to help.
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????? WTF Is Going On Here

I know I answered this.....I know I answered this.....I know I answered this......Maybe you're not to old after all gaunty....but I know I answered this.....WTF is my post Woomera

Sh!t....Now I can't remember what I said.....I know, I know Don't take any notice of Torres.....No, No that was another thread

Ok, Ok, Ok (Joe Peshe in Lethal Weapon )....The first thing is to ensure that any taxes that may be levied in the US are included by whomever you are purchasing the aircraft from, in the sale price of the aircraft, or they wear the taxes.....different states in the US have different tax rules, down to the point of one being able to avoid tax by taking physical delivery of an aircraft in certain states, regardless of where the actual deal was done.....but I digress.

The last three aircraft I have imported from OS have been since the introduction of GST and one generally has to front with the GST component prior to the aircraft being released from customs upon entry, unless it is either owned by an OS company with an OS registration and therefore not subject to GST until one removes it from the OS register, or prior arrangements have been made in relation to the GST....Seek thy CPA for further advice.
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Thanks nasa - unfortunately you've confirmed my research with regard to the GST
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