Just a quick trip across the border would save UK buyers 20% VAT at least, the £300 duty threshold means whatever complicated rule/levy HMRC apply will bump it up massively.
The thing that gets me though is that if you can prove that an item was originally sold here with the VAT paid and it's taken out of the country then imported back into the UK as a second user item why does one have to pay VAT a second time or indeed duty.
The thing that gets me though is that if you can prove that an item was originally sold here with the VAT paid and it's taken out of the country then imported back into the UK as a second user item why does one have to pay VAT a second time or indeed duty.