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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
Over the last several months, I've become an involuntary expert in all things VAT on boats in the EU. Marocco works, so does Gibraltar (that's a change since the UK left the EU) but the Channel
Over the last several months, I've become an involuntary expert in all things VAT on boats in the EU. Marocco works, so does Gibraltar (that's a change since the UK left the EU) but the Channel
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Joerg Esdorn
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#53556
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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
I tried this procedure during the winter of 2018/19 in Naftplion and was told it had been discontinued. It has been discontinued in Spain as well, by the way.
Joerg Esdorn
A55 Kincsem
I tried this procedure during the winter of 2018/19 in Naftplion and was told it had been discontinued. It has been discontinued in Spain as well, by the way.
Joerg Esdorn
A55 Kincsem
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Joerg Esdorn
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#53555
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new Rigg on SM2000
Hallo,
Im am in the process of buying a SM2000 from 2004. The standing rigg has to
be changed. Amel in Hyères proposed to me the company "Sea Nergie Nautic"
(former Rousseau) to do the work. They
Hallo,
Im am in the process of buying a SM2000 from 2004. The standing rigg has to
be changed. Amel in Hyères proposed to me the company "Sea Nergie Nautic"
(former Rousseau) to do the work. They
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Eloi Bamberg
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#53554
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Re: Furling Main Motor
There would have been a fiberglass shroud to protect it from the elements .
JOEL F. POTTER
CRUISING YACHT SPECIALIST LLC
THE EXPERIENCED AMEL GUY
Office 954-462-5869
There would have been a fiberglass shroud to protect it from the elements .
JOEL F. POTTER
CRUISING YACHT SPECIALIST LLC
THE EXPERIENCED AMEL GUY
Office 954-462-5869
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amelforme
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#53553
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Furling Main Motor
I recently bought a Maramu hull #188. The previous owner used windlass motors as replacements for the furling on the main. They seem to be corroding quickly since they were not built to be exposed
I recently bought a Maramu hull #188. The previous owner used windlass motors as replacements for the furling on the main. They seem to be corroding quickly since they were not built to be exposed
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Tim Bowser
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#53552
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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
Hi James;
We are currently wintering ( And “summering” I guess) in Montenegro. We highly recommend Montenegro, especially Porto Montenegro. We cruised Albania for a week last year. If you are
Hi James;
We are currently wintering ( And “summering” I guess) in Montenegro. We highly recommend Montenegro, especially Porto Montenegro. We cruised Albania for a week last year. If you are
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Mohammad Shirloo
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#53551
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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
We are US-flagged, in Gibraltar now, on the Spanish side (Marina Alcaidesa). We took a bike trip into Gibraltar, and stopped at Queensway Marina to ask if we could restart our 18 month clock by
We are US-flagged, in Gibraltar now, on the Spanish side (Marina Alcaidesa). We took a bike trip into Gibraltar, and stopped at Queensway Marina to ask if we could restart our 18 month clock by
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Matt Salatino
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#53550
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Re: New England Lobster Pots
Thanks James, I'd figured that out. Now in 20 kts on the beam in 200ft and just a few pots now.
Thanks James, I'd figured that out. Now in 20 kts on the beam in 200ft and just a few pots now.
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karkauai
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#53549
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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
Thanks for this information and also for the warning about opinions and responses possibly varying with officials. I am hoping to return to the boat in time to have the option to make a short trip to
Thanks for this information and also for the warning about opinions and responses possibly varying with officials. I am hoping to return to the boat in time to have the option to make a short trip to
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James Alton
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#53548
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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
I would sail to Malta and pay the 6% import tax. 🤓
Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone
I would sail to Malta and pay the 6% import tax. 🤓
Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone
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Steven Nieman
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#53547
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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
How about the Channel Islands, or Gibraltar?
~~~⛵️~~~Matt
How about the Channel Islands, or Gibraltar?
~~~⛵️~~~Matt
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Matt Salatino
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#53546
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Re: New England Lobster Pots
Bill,
I forgot to add that most of the deep water pots will have a second smaller float on them called a toggle. The toggle aids in preventing the main float from being pulled underwater due to
Bill,
I forgot to add that most of the deep water pots will have a second smaller float on them called a toggle. The toggle aids in preventing the main float from being pulled underwater due to
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James Alton
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#53545
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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
When we were wintering in Greece, this is the same information we were told. The time that the cruising permit is surrendered to customs, is not counted towards the 18 month time limit.
However,
When we were wintering in Greece, this is the same information we were told. The time that the cruising permit is surrendered to customs, is not counted towards the 18 month time limit.
However,
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Mohammad Shirloo
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#53544
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Re: File /disk brake A54 slipping shaky.mov uploaded
Thank You Bill,
but when the engine is running, the brake is not engaging and the ram is pressed in.
I got the pads from Amel today and will be on the boat on Thursday. I will let you know what I
Thank You Bill,
but when the engine is running, the brake is not engaging and the ram is pressed in.
I got the pads from Amel today and will be on the boat on Thursday. I will let you know what I
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Ralph Heilig
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#53543
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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
France will certainly not be “more” helpful.
Don’t play game with the customs, especially not the French.
“They” will decided on the value of your boat to charge you the 20% VAT.
France will certainly not be “more” helpful.
Don’t play game with the customs, especially not the French.
“They” will decided on the value of your boat to charge you the 20% VAT.
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Alexandre Uster von Baar
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#53542
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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
Another reliable option is to hire a captain to take her to Tunisia. I have used the Marina Monestir in the past. If you are in the Med, it is an easy trip. Sometimes at this time of the year it
Another reliable option is to hire a captain to take her to Tunisia. I have used the Marina Monestir in the past. If you are in the Med, it is an easy trip. Sometimes at this time of the year it
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JB Duler
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#53541
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Re: New England Lobster Pots
Thanks Bill and James, the wind has freshened a bit, and we should be able to sail again soon. More worried about motoring or motor sailiing. Will get into 175 ft or so and see what we run across, so
Thanks Bill and James, the wind has freshened a bit, and we should be able to sail again soon. More worried about motoring or motor sailiing. Will get into 175 ft or so and see what we run across, so
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karkauai
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#53540
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Re: Covid, Spanish VAT and the18 month temporary importation rule
Joerg. You could tryto reach Barbara at info@.... Whatsapp +34 620 87 50 97. She lives in Alicante, and used to be the Amel representative in Spain. Bárbara handled everything I neededduring almost
Joerg. You could tryto reach Barbara at info@.... Whatsapp +34 620 87 50 97. She lives in Alicante, and used to be the Amel representative in Spain. Bárbara handled everything I neededduring almost
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Roque
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#53539
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Re: New England Lobster Pots
Bill,
We sailed for 8 seasons in Maine and unfortunately these pots will often be set in waters deeper than 200’. The deep set ones tend to be the worst since they will have significant ballast
Bill,
We sailed for 8 seasons in Maine and unfortunately these pots will often be set in waters deeper than 200’. The deep set ones tend to be the worst since they will have significant ballast
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James Alton
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#53538
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Re: New England Lobster Pots
Usually past 160 feet of water
Usually past 160 feet of water
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Bill Hall
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#53537
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