Are you planning to make a purchase on our website www.camus.fr? Here is all the information you need about countries and delivery conditions, prices, our carrier, but also our packaging and the protection of your precious bottles. One thing is certain: your package is in good hands!
ABOUT TAXES
IN THE EU COUNTRIES: The prices displayed on our website www.camus.fr include the VAT rates of the country of destination. We are collecting VAT on sales within the EU, through the One-Stop Shop process, so shipping destination VAT rates apply automatically.
IN THE NON-EU COUNTRIES: Orders are exempted of EU VAT. Final price and shipping rate will be automatically calculated at checkout.
Depending on the shipment destination, your order may be subject to local taxes.
We cannot be held responsible for any delay, blocked parcels, or confiscation by local customs in the receiving country, or any other import/tax authority. It is the responsibility of the client to get in touch with customs to resolve the clearance issue, and/or cover any fees, duties, or taxes should they occur.
Thank you for your understanding.
NOTE FOR THE UNITED-KINGDOM:
Alcohol duties in the UK: receiving alcohol from outside the UK, you may be charged Excise Duty.
Tax and duty – you may be contacted by Royal Mail, Parcelforce or the courier company if you need to pay duty or extra delivery charges (‘handling fees’) to receive your goods.
In that case, they’ll send you a bill stating exactly which fees you need to pay. They would normally hold your parcel for about 3 weeks. If you have not paid the bill by then, your parcel will be returned to the sender.
More info at: https://www.gov.uk/tax-on-shopping/alcohol-tobacco
Disclaimer: if you have further questions about whether tax legislation applies to you, then you should contact local tax authorities or a tax professional.
NOTE FOR THE UNITED-KINGDOM:
Alcohol duties in the UK: receiving alcohol from outside the UK, you may be charged Excise Duty.
Tax and duty – you may be contacted by Royal Mail, Parcelforce or the courier company if you need to pay duty or extra delivery charges (‘handling fees’) to receive your goods.
In that case, they’ll send you a bill stating exactly which fees you need to pay. They would normally hold your parcel for about 3 weeks. If you have not paid the bill by then, your parcel will be returned to the sender.
More info at: https://www.gov.uk/tax-on-
Disclaimer: if you have further questions about whether tax legislation applies to you, then you should contact local tax authorities or a tax professional.
Moreover, you may consult our Return & Refund Policy here, thanks.