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Old 12-18-2011, 10:34 AM   #10
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Cheers for the link. Sounds like digital distribution laws are going to get even messier now. I guess it makes sense in that they're trying to treat a digital item sale as a physical one, where you'd have to pay VAT as it passed through customs, but still, that placed the onus on the person buying the item rather than the company selling it, which doesn't quite work with digital.

Wonder how companies stay notified of VAT changes in each different country. The UKs change to 20% might have been reasonably well publicised, but what about changes to different categories of items that may occur from time to time?

Any idea what the clause "non-table persons" actually means? Are they distinguishing between VAT registered or not?
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