cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/50962591
The Singapore Customs is investigating a case where a man entering Singapore did not declare that he was in possession of assorted Pokemon trading cards worth more than $30,000 in total.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/50962591
The Singapore Customs is investigating a case where a man entering Singapore did not declare that he was in possession of assorted Pokemon trading cards worth more than $30,000 in total.
I see what you’re saying, but this is one of those things that the news article author (not the law) probably didn’t notice because it just seems like such common knowledge. Used items are considered personal use items and would never be considered for taxing, only new items would be taxable.
Unless, of course, you’re carrying 30k worth of pokemon cards.
It’s also interesting that the set of cards is considered a single item, unless again the rules as cited are still too arbitrarily worded.
The govt site does not say anything about single items, only the generic term ‘goods’ is used
i haven’t looked closely, but i can see them applying the tax to the sum value of all goods brought in.