it will take a few weeks to sort out, in many cases, it's no different sending from Italy to UK than sending from UK to Norway.
But hang on .... if Covid will still be around, then won't those 35% simply get the virus, then either die and be done with, or more probably recover and thus have immunity anyway ?I projected that Covid will be here for at least 6 years*, this projection was formed early and I don't see any reason why it needs to change... because many people won't opt to be vaccinated, and at least 80% of the UK population need to be vaccinated before Covid can be eradicated. At least 35% say they never will consent.
Thought PSW were a Chinese seller, so Brexit shouldn't affect stuff from them. Strange.Psw power want to add £300 postage on the motor kits on Ebay lets hope this sorts it self out soon
We still don't know if catching it gives immunity. That doesn't always happen and even when immunity is gained, it's often only short term.But hang on .... if Covid will still be around, then won't those 35% simply get the virus, then either die and be done with, or more probably recover and thus have immunity anyway ?
You seem to be able to order stuff from their Chinese warehouse but nothing from Europe. Could be an oversight on the Chinese end though and I haven't checked it by actually ordering stuff. Hope this is resolved as suppliers in this country tend not to have stock or not what you want. It could make spares and hard to get items an issue as well.Fordulike said:
Thought PSW were a Chinese seller, so Brexit shouldn't affect stuff from them. Strange.
they are Chinese company alright, but until now, they use a defect in the EU Common VAT Area called 'transhipment' to evade UK VAT.Thought PSW were a Chinese seller, so Brexit shouldn't affect stuff from them. Strange.
If I wished to send from UK to Norway, would I have to register with Norway's HMRC equivalent, pay for that, and do regular VAT returns? And, of course, keep abreast of Norway's VAT regulations.it will take a few weeks to sort out, in many cases, it's no different sending from Italy to UK than sending from UK to Norway.
All the carriers are making changes - many have increased charges to cover their extra costs. This will affect everything from every country that is sent as parcels (rather than consignments).Thought PSW were a Chinese seller, so Brexit shouldn't affect stuff from them. Strange.
no, as exporter, you only have to ask for the tax ID of your customer, supply your invoice in 5 copies, supply the HS code, indicate the origin of the goods.If I wished to send from UK to Norway, would I have to register with Norway's HMRC equivalent, pay for that, and do regular VAT returns? And, of course, keep abreast of Norway's VAT regulations.
Quite. Does anyone know if there any evidence that immunity from a single shot of vaccine lasts as long as 12 weeks?We still don't know if catching it gives immunity. That doesn't always happen and even when immunity is gained, it's often only short term.
And we don't know how long the immunity is even with the vaccines. It's very early days and there is still much to find out.
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Moderately informative article:Quite. Does anyone know if there any evidence that immunity from a single shot of vaccine lasts as long as 12 weeks?
Go down that road far enough and you end up suggesting a logistics centre in each country. Which denies the cost savings claimed from centralising.Perhaps Brooks should se if they can make a UK logistics centre work? Some companies seem to manage it..
Hence the advantage of belonging to a supranational organisation like the EU, only one logistics centre need for many countries.Go down that road far enough and you end up suggesting a logistics centre in each country. Which denies the cost savings claimed from centralising.