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Old 05-15-2016, 03:03 AM   #26
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Originally Posted by GeoffR View Post
For example, Amazon puts more pressure on publishers to set prices low in the US than it does in the UK by setting the price cap for the 70% royalty option lower in the US ($9.99, or about £6.99) than in UK (£9.99).
With VAT that £6.99 would be around £8.39 though right? The £9.99 would include VAT if I'm not mistaken while the $9.99 does not include sales tax. Not exactly parity of course, but not as big of a gap in max price as it at first seems? I don't know how much, if at all currency conversion rates, local fees or any kinds of taxes besides VAT might come into play to help eat up the last £1.61 of the difference.
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