Customs may however, ask you for proof that the repair of refurbishment was made free of charge. If your goods have been repaired free of charge under warranty, the value of the repair for Customs purposes will be nil so no duty will be payable. Only if the goods are over $1000 and Customs has collected GST would a refund be possible, and then only the amount that was collected by Customs.
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If you have had GST collected on your goods at the time you purchased them as part of the Inland Revenue – Overseas Supplier Registration model then that supplier is responsible for the refund of any GST collected. Duty (if applicable) and GST charges are payable on the price paid for the service of repair or refurbishment, which includes all charges billed to you by the supplier, including return freight and insurance charges. If you're sending goods overseas for repair or refurbishment and then re-importing them, you may have to pay duty and GST charges when the goods arrive back in New Zealand. If you're planning on bringing items into NZ (importing) or sending items overseas (exporting) that are worth over NZ$1000, you need to apply for a Customs Number. Note: there are different rules for sending commercial vs personal items out of NZ. If you’re sending something by post, you only need a Customs export clearance if the package is:
If you’re sending items out of NZ – ie not going with them – you must have a Customs export clearance for anything you’re exporting by:
You can also be fined if the contents of a parcel addressed to you does not match the description on the parcel declaration. Importing prohibited goods is against the law and you may received a $400 fine. When buying goods online, check what type of things are prohibited - not allowed into New Zealand. Receiving (importing) items from overseasĪll goods arriving from overseas by post and courier services are liable for Customs duties and charges when they arrive.
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