Thread: Apple's struggle to defeat Amazon set to be exposed by European ebook inquiry
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Old 12-18-2011, 10:55 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by JoeD View Post
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?
There are regular VAT notices from the authorities detailing changes in VAT in different countries.

Non-taxable persons are people who are not registered for VAT.
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