Right on man. I am a US Citizen who lives in Australia but on Business Assignment in Quebec. I'm not afraid of posting on this forum that there have been many times I have gotten "lucky" while crossing the border as the agent didn't ask me what the amount that I was bringing back. The way I see it is this:Legobrandon wrote:No, it was the border guards' decision not to pull me in and charge me taxes. I had everything ready to go just in case I was pulled in. In fact, I was even expecting them to charge me because the item was so expensive. But I don't feel like I did anything wrong here so that is why I posted it on the forums.
I already paid taxes in the US, the item won't be for resale in Canada, and I'll bringing it back to me in Australia so I haven't hurt the Canadian Economy...actually after all the taxes I pay here and crappy services I receive...it is the least they can do....afterall...IT'S BLOODY LEGOS NOT DRUGS, ALCOHOL, ETC.




