Please use this forum post for any questions you may have about this RoadTest.
Please use this forum post for any questions you may have about this RoadTest.
I think it totally depends on the country you're in. It's always an issue with contests / roadtests, and not something the organiser has much control over.
I'm in the UK and the only time I had a problem was with a power supply from a Keysight competition. The problem was not the tax I had to pay, but the fact that someone phoned me at work weeks after it had arrived asking me for money. They didn't speak very good English and wanted me to transfer money to their bank account immediately.
I obviously told this person what I thought of their poor attempt at a scam. It was only a week after that when my boss showed me a VAT bill and asked me if I really had told the Inland Revenue to "go f**k themselves" that I realised my error. 
Whilst it was a personal prize, I'd had it delivered to work for convenience and the tax bill had gone to my employer.
I think it totally depends on the country you're in. It's always an issue with contests / roadtests, and not something the organiser has much control over.
I'm in the UK and the only time I had a problem was with a power supply from a Keysight competition. The problem was not the tax I had to pay, but the fact that someone phoned me at work weeks after it had arrived asking me for money. They didn't speak very good English and wanted me to transfer money to their bank account immediately.
I obviously told this person what I thought of their poor attempt at a scam. It was only a week after that when my boss showed me a VAT bill and asked me if I really had told the Inland Revenue to "go f**k themselves" that I realised my error. Whilst it was a personal prize, I'd had it delivered to work for convenience and the tax bill had gone to my employer.
Nothing wrong with giving good advice to Inland Revenue 
MK
