This guy is from Spain(European Union) and didn't pay any custom fees or import taxes for his products...you can send him a PM
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/atsuky-33845
Basically it works like this...If your product has the option "send as a gift" , I am 100% sure that you will not pay any taxes...you won't have any price tags in your package and I will add a text like : "Happy birthday your name " ...no import fees are paid on gifts/presents in the European Union so you should be alright...
It does not matter if it is declared as a gift, if the price of the item (declared in the customs form) exceeds 45€ I have to pay, no matter if it is a gift with a happy birthday card or not.
but how will they know the value ? There are no price tags in the box ...I can't believe the customs employees have a value catalog for everything from toothpicks to last generation drones...because market prices vary significantly that price catalog should be updated daily in order for them to estimate any item value....but why don't you ask "atsuky" , his headphones were at least $100 USD, so a lot more than 45 Euros...he never paid a penny on import or custom fees and he also lives in Spain (European Union)...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/atsuky-33845
Will ask him, customs agents don't have a book for everything. But is is mandatory that all the items that enters a country customs have a visible customs declaration visible, which shows the "declared value" of the item. That can be true or not. Will ask the user you mention about the matter.
Yes, that's probably the best idea...