Brother, do I have to pay taxes when I bring an iPad or MacBook back from Hong Kong for my own use ~

Generally speaking, bringing iPads from Hong Kong is related to the number of iPads you bring. If you bring more than two iPads, there is a great possibility of tax collection. Because the two ipad on you have obviously exceeded the scope of your own use, the customs will think that you may have the possibility of selling parallel imports, so you have to levy taxes.

If you are worried about collecting taxes, I suggest you don't take more than two iPads at a time. The tax collected by Hong Kong Customs will not be targeted at electronic products for personal use, so don't bring two iPads at a time.

If you bring an ipad with you, and the belt is unpacked, the customs may still charge you tax at this time, so you can unpack it and only take the pure ipad through the customs.

In addition, whether you bring one ipad or more than two iPads, you may be investigated by the customs. If you are unlucky enough to catch up with the strict investigation or customs officers, you may still be investigated and taxed.

In short, if you think your ipad will not be taxed, all you need to do is prove to the customs that your ipad belongs to your own use.