There is no VAT in intra EU transaction. But the importer has to pay the VAT
in customs. That is ofcourse applied to companies and not individuals...
I think UK has to see more friendly the EU ...
Thanks
2009/3/5 mike daniels mikezz1...@yahoo.com
I was educated before we bacame part of the EU.
The EU allows all member States to use their own system of measurement and
currency!
Interesting that a contributor wants computer weights stated in kilos!
Some years ago, trading standards prosecuted traders for selling goods in
pounds and ounces instead of kilos.
Are UK speed limmits defined in miles/hour or kilometers/hour?
Also, the EU rules state that items manufactured in an EU state and sent
from, are liable to the VAT rate of that State, so when Dell transfer
production to Poland later this year, the VAT rate should be 22.5%?
It will be interesting to see if the increased VAT rate is passed on as
increased product prices.
I am sure that many of you will have already seen how VAT rates vary,
according to what State items are purchased from?
Why does the building industry use the millimetre as the standard of
measurement, and businesses such as Maplin think that the unit of current is
the milliamp.
A 1000 millimetre worktop or a 2200 milliamp battery are incorrect
expressions of measurement.
If imperial measurements present problems. a Kilo is 2.2 lbs!
and we still dont get paid in Euros in the UK!
Regards, Michael
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