Paul said:The latest EC scam requires every electronics producer in the UK to
cough up a minimum of £450 by March 15th. What are other (UK) folks
doing, and is there any information, anywhere, as to which scheme is the
least waste of money?
Paul said:The latest EC scam requires every electronics producer in the UK to
cough up a minimum of £450 by March 15th. What are other (UK) folks
doing, and is there any information, anywhere, as to which scheme is the
least waste of money?
Paul Burke
Paul said:The latest EC scam requires every electronics producer in the UK to
cough up a minimum of £450 by March 15th. What are other (UK) folks
doing, and is there any information, anywhere, as to which scheme is the
least waste of money?
Rene said:three options
a) Cough up 450 pounds
b) leave the coutry
c) stop producing
plus there might be a chance to get an exempt.
Gibbo said:One of our regular customers is the Environment Agency. We've put up the
price of all products (just to them) to cover the cost of complying.
Exempt how ?
Mike said:Produce only products outside the scope.
The latest EC scam requires every electronics producer in the UK to
cough up a minimum of £450 by March 15th. What are other (UK) folks
doing, and is there any information, anywhere, as to which scheme is the
least waste of money?
Paul Burke
Mike said:
The latest EC scam requires every electronics producer in the UK to cough
up a minimum of £450 by March 15th. What are other (UK) folks doing, and
is there any information, anywhere, as to which scheme is the least waste
of money?
Does that apply to subcontractors, like pcb assembly and wiring shopsAs ever, the situation wrt pro-audio (or video / broadcasting ) is unclear.
Graham
John said:What will they do about imports?
this sums it upThe importer has to deal with AIUI. Unless it's from another EU country I
suppose.
Graham
