alanbolo:

[size=16pt]IT DOES EXIST[/size]. Just sold one that came in tru lagos port last November and another one tru same port in march, I did load it myself and cleared by my able agent. it depends ON how far u can see, my brother.

If no customs in the house,what of a clearing agent?

George_D:

chanceman,
that was a good point.

Emperoh:



I was going to think so but wait a minute. . . . .do u evaluate a car based on the price at the car seller's lot
Ot the cost of Purchase in Europe or America?

me thinks its the later cos when u see their valuation, its in dollars. . . .they then give u the prevailing govt exchange rate
in order to arrive at a naira duty to be paid!!!

Some people are just being fraudulent and exploiting the loop holes in the law to extort money from nigerians!!!

okhai:

Dear all,

Please find attached the import duty rates as downloaded from the the Nigeria Custom Service websites for all classes of vehicles whether heavy or light, brand new or toks or CKD or accessories. The summary of it all is that the rates ranges from 5% to 35% of the value of the vehicle depending on the nature and disposition of the vehicle. Only those vehicles or carriages meant for people with disability are exempted from paying duties.
With this in mind we should be able to project the rate and value of duty to be paid to the custom authority. In most cases so many Nigerians are not aware of this fixed prices hence the exploitation when the issue of payment come to the fore. To be forewarned is to be forearmed

Chief Okhai,

Been seeing your post for a while, and I find it rather interesting to know that you'v got the same first name as me, lol.

It's not a name I come across often, so it thrills me when I meet a namesake, I'v probably only ever met/heard of about 4 in my life time.

Is Okhai really your name or a pseudonym.

Poster, Sorry to derail your thread.

Thanks.

George_D:

okhai,
looks like your a customs officer?