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Singaporean Fined RM817 For Bringing Dyson Vacuum Cleaner Into Malaysia

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Singaporean Fined RM817 For Bringing Dyson Vacuum Cleaner Into Malaysia​

https://www.therakyatpost.com/news/...-bringing-dyson-vacuum-cleaner-into-malaysia/

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A Singaporean recently shared an experience of being taxed for bringing a Dyson vacuum cleaner into Malaysia. The incident occurred while driving from Singapore into Malaysia. He hadn’t brought any luggage or packages, only a newly purchased Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner tucked away in the backpack, thinking it wouldn’t draw attention.

A male officer who conducted the inspection was relatively friendly and directly informed them that the vacuum cleaner would be subject to tax, amounting to RM817.28.

The officer explained that since they had used the “Green Channel” for entry, indicating no goods to declare, this was considered intentional concealment of undeclared items. According to Malaysian customs regulations, such cases require payment of the item’s original price plus a 20% penalty and 10% tax, totalling approximately 30% in fees.

He attempted to negotiate, but the male officer called over a female colleague.

The female officer immediately took a firm stance, stating this was already the minimum charge. She warned that refusing to pay could result in a direct fine of up to RM5,000, and the case could be investigated for attempted concealment of undeclared goods
 
This S'porean admitted that he purchased a Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner and tucked it away in his backpack, believing it would not draw attention. So it was an intentional concealment of undeclared purchases since he tried to drive through the green lane. He deserves his fine.
 
Hahaha…daft Sinkie. Bet you he is a PAP voter.

If he had not tried to conceal the Dyson he might just get away with a warning.
 
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