Although we are British, our business is registered in France. We therefore charge French TVA which is presently 19.6%. This is a tax that no European business can avoid, however if you are a VAT registered business, you may be able to reclaim the tax back.

Some people have concessions to buy products without VAT. We, as a UK company, are required by law to charge VAT. However, we supply all goods with a VAT invoice and you may be able to use this reclaim the VAT from your local VAT office.

Yes we do. We are a VAT registered company and we are legally bound to charge VAT on all of our products and we will supply you with a VAT invoice. Overseas customers please note, we only charge UK VAT and any tax imposed by your country is your responsibility to pay.

This depends on the type of building and whether or not the relevant tax election has been made in respect of it. There can be advantages in a landlord being able to charge VAT but this is a complicated area and it is recommended that specialist tax advice to be obtained not only this question but also on other taxation issues relating to the property.

VAT is complex and causes great confusion when people are raising invoices. When invoicing outside the EU VAT is never applicable and should not be charged. If you are invoicing a company in another EU member state then if you obtain their VAT number and quote this on the invoice there is no need to charge VAT, although please be very clear about what you are charging for in these cases.

edshosting.co.uk is a small company, and therefore we don't need to charge VAT. The current threshold before a company needs to register for VAT is £60,000.

To determine the cost of any call, find the cost listed with the country from which the call is being made and the cost listed with the country being called. Add the two figures and that's it! All billing is in six second increments with a minimum call being 30 seconds. Rates are in US$ per minute, valid 24 Hour/7 Day. There is no VAT charge.

No Taxes are charged for any order processed directly through ApexSQL HQ, regardless of state/country, including Purchase Orders and Direct phone orders. Online Orders and International purchase Orders are processed via Shareit - Digital River and are subject to taxes in some cases (see above schedule).

Defected's pricing policy is to offer our products at the same price to all customers, wherever they live. The tax rules are such that we have to pay VAT on all purchases made within the EC (except for certain tax free areas e.g. Jersey, Andorra etc). So to areas where tax applies, we charge the price displayed and pay the relevant tax to the UK government. So if a CD was priced at ?10, everyone gets charged ?10 but we pay the UK government 17.

Value Added Tax (VAT) at 17.5% is applied to goods and services. Non-EU visitors to Scotland can reclaim it on goods only, by using the Foreign Exchange Tax Free Shopping arrangements. You can reclaim VAT at participating stores. A Tax Free Shopping form is obtained and completed at the shop where you must also show your passport. The form has to be presented to HM Customs and Excise, as you leave the UK.

Value Added Tax is payable to HM Customs & Excise in quarterly instalments after calculating the net VAT payable. The net VAT is calculated by deducting the input tax from the output tax of all products and/or services sold. The instalments are due by the 10th of April, July, October and January for the revenue of the preceding 3-month period.