Äh, “gifts” i do not think that gift is a term to not pay VAT, specially if you import 10 or more pieces.
At leat in Austrai there is a rule that everything over a value of 150€ including Shipping costs you’ll have to pay VAT not matter if its a new, used or gifted Item.
So pretty sure you have to count with 20% VAT and between 2-5% of the toatl prive for toll Import costs.
Are you receiving goods from abroad, from private individuals, e.g. from family members or friends? Is the value not more than € 45? Then you do not pay taxes to import the goods.
Is the value over € 45, but no more than € 700? Then you pay 2.5% of the value of the goods and VAT (0 or 6 or 21%).
This could work but then I’ll have to pay shipping twice. I’ll have to work out the kinks with @Wajdi.
Total amount to pay per remote would still be under 200 bucks though.
The value counts on the whole order. Say the total amount is 1500 euros. Add 2.5% of 1500 on top of that. Then I’d have to pay 21% vat above that so yeah… Total amount tax to pay €322,88
So in the end I have to fork out around 1.822,88
And that’s just an estimate… Lol
in my expereience reading is not the best way to find that out.
Contact your Toll-bureou of your country ant tell them what you want to import -> and don’t try to tell them lies or understate the reals cost…they will be able to tell you axactly what you have to pay at the end.
Reading that stuff on websites will give you many different optinions and probably old infos, caus tax law is changing too.
In my experience with Austrian Tax/Toll in most cases it was cheaper to order a single item under 150€ and save toll (or the seller was so kind and wrote a lowered invoice -> but in this case be careful again and pay in two pieces so that oune paypal transaction ist under 150€)