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**Aluback** · 08-15-2012, 06:43 PM

Use Caucedo if you can.
Who is your broker at the RD end/ (see my Hispan iola comment above if you need one)

You will be taxed on the car - discounted rate but still taxed.

Definitely be there when they open it - I don't think they'll open it w/o you present.

After the car tax, you'll need a licence (matricula) another $2000 or so for first timers.

You'll need to be in SD for the shipment, again for the car import tax and again for the matricula (unless you can do it in POP)

After the car tax is paid, you can drive for a period before the matricula.
You don't need to ship to POP, the household goods can be moved to a smaller truck for the POp delivery (saves money)

Household goods s/b tax exempt - car may be 50% off regular tax.
They will apply their own value to the vehicle, regardless of your cost.

08-15-2012, 06:43 PM	#12
Aluback Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 475 Senior Member	Use Caucedo if you can. Who is your broker at the RD end/ (see my Hispan iola comment above if you need one) You will be taxed on the car - discounted rate but still taxed. Definitely be there when they open it - I don't think they'll open it w/o you present. After the car tax, you'll need a licence (matricula) another $2000 or so for first timers. You'll need to be in SD for the shipment, again for the car import tax and again for the matricula (unless you can do it in POP) After the car tax is paid, you can drive for a period before the matricula. You don't need to ship to POP, the household goods can be moved to a smaller truck for the POp delivery (saves money) Household goods s/b tax exempt - car may be 50% off regular tax. They will apply their own value to the vehicle, regardless of your cost.
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