关于邮东西回国退GST问题

helnandez

我想问下各位，如果邮东西回国的话，算GIFT的话，超过300块钱能claim GST back吗？国内关税问题呢？用哪个快递比较便宜？

[ 本帖最后由 helnandez 于 2010-6-2 17:05 编辑 ]

helnandez

澳洲有出口退税这么一说吗？寄个人的东西

helnandez

顶一下，问了几个会计都不知道，自己以前做过两天会计也不知道，我觉得理论上既然中国海关收税那澳洲应该能退税才对

allenoak

你说的是Tourist Refund Scheme，是你回国的时候带走的东西可以claim GST back,下面是custom 的原话，我就不用翻印成中文了，你看看吧。


The way TRS works
The refund will be paid on goods totalling $300 (GST inclusive) or more, bought from the same store, no more than 30 days before you leave Australia.



The GST refund is calculated by dividing the total amount of the purchase by 11. For example, if you buy goods for a GST-inclusive price of $660 you will receive a refund of $60.



You can collect your refund through one of the following methods:

cheque;

credit to an Australian bank account; or

payment to a credit card.

Customs will aim to post cheque refunds within 15 business days. Bank and credit card refunds will be issued by Customs within 5 business days, however, payment will be subject to processing by your bank or card issuer.

What you need to do when buying goods
If you wish to claim a refund, you must get an original tax invoice from the store where you buy the goods. All stores will be able to give you a tax invoice. A refund cannot be given without it.



A tax invoice prominently states the words 'tax invoice' and Australian Business Number (ABN) of the retailer, the purchase price including the GST paid, a description of the goods, the name of the supplier and the date the purchase was made.



Tax invoices for purchases of $1000 or more need additional information, such as the name and address of the purchaser.



More information on tax invoices is available by contacting the Australian Taxation Office.

How you make a claim
You will need to present the following at the Customs TRS facility when you depart Australia:

your goods (to prove you are taking them out of the country);

the original tax invoice from the retailer (to provide information for Customs officers);

your passport; and

your international boarding pass or other proof of travel.

Where you make a claim
Claims can be made after you have passed through Customs and Immigration outward processing at:

the TRS facilities at international airports at Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Cairns, Adelaide, Darwin and Gold Coast;

cruise liner terminals at Circular Quay and Darling Harbour in Sydney, Cairns, Darwin, Fremantle, Darwin and Hobart.

If you are leaving Australia from another port you should contact Customs to find out if you can make a claim.

How long it will take you to make a claim
For passengers departing from international airports, the process will only take a few minutes. However, you should allow for other passengers queuing for a refund. We suggest you allow an extra 15 minutes on top of airlines' recommended time allowances.



Claims can be made up to 30 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time of your flight.

Passengers departing from seaports should make their claim no earlier than four hours and no later than one hour prior to the scheduled departure time of the vessel.

  

Please note: You will not receive a refund unless Customs is able to verify that you are taking the goods with you. The goods must be taken on board the aircraft or ship on which you are traveling. You therefore need to include the goods in your hand luggage or wear them onto the aircraft or ship.

Bringing the goods back into Australia
If you bring the goods back into Australia, you could be liable to pay GST. Normal passenger concessions will apply but if in doubt you should declare the goods to Customs on your return.

More information is contained in the brochure Know Before You Go which is available from Customs.

Goods that do not attract refunds under the TRS

Please refer to the Customs website for this information



All care has been taken in compiling the above information.

Please refer to the Customs website for the latest information

helnandez

原帖由 taxsolution 于 4-6-2010 09:17 发表
你说的是Tourist Refund Scheme，是你回国的时候带走的东西可以claim GST back,下面是custom 的原话，我就不用翻印成中文了，你看看吧。


The way TRS works
The refund will be paid on goods totalling $300 ...

谢谢，但我说的不是自己带，我说的是邮回去

月亮

要本人带出去才能退的吧。

helnandez

原帖由 月亮 于 4-6-2010 09:23 发表
要本人带出去才能退的吧。

我的问题是比如大批货走出口，用集装箱海运，通常是GST free的，因为在澳洲购货的时候就直接GST free了，到了中国港口再收中国关税，出口也就不用退税了，这样比较合理，现实也是这样。 但是为什么小件邮寄的话，国内要收关税，这边却不退税，这岂不是双重征税了吗？

doubleseven

这个是不是要问下邮局，或者具体卖商品的商家？
以前给国内朋友买flatout，small size的墨尔本脱销，结果找到一个syd的网站有卖

那个网站提供国际邮寄服务，并且说发到国外还可以免GST。 我就直接把网站发给朋友，让他们自己邮购了。
但我不太清楚这个网站是真的免了GST，还是只是一种促销手段而已。

allenoak

呵呵  这个你就要问澳洲政府了

蓝马

同问。

helnandez

原帖由 taxsolution 于 4-6-2010 09:40 发表
呵呵  这个你就要问澳洲政府了

哎，果然会计都不知道……

helnandez

打电话问了下customs
如果自己走可以claim(跟没问一样）
邮寄的话不能claim，但是可以问商家是不是可以GST free，如果商家同意GST free，就直接购货的时候免除了GST

helnandez

原帖由 helnandez 于 4-6-2010 10:13 发表
打电话问了下customs
如果自己走可以claim(跟没问一样）
邮寄的话不能claim，但是可以问商家是不是可以GST free，如果商家同意GST free，就直接购货的时候免除了GST

给邮局打电话邮局说得问海关，邮局不给退反正

陪你去旅游

我之前用游税宝退过，可以退。 不论有没有到300， 都可以退。不过需要他会要求你提供小票和物流单。

流光抛人

我去，2010年的帖子，这是老代购啊

carollxq

陪你去旅游 发表于 2020-7-24 14:27
我之前用游税宝退过，可以退。 不论有没有到300， 都可以退。不过需要他会要求你提供小票和物流单。  ...

好像错过了10个亿，每年都回国2次，就退过2次GST，机场排队的人太多了没有时间等。