Thread: Reducing VAT on e-boooks, to match printed books rates
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Old 05-02-2020, 11:05 AM   #77
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Originally Posted by stumped View Post
i wasted some more time looking for a reliable e book price comparison site
not because I suddenly can afford to buy hundreds of books but because I wanted more objectivity on what the various e-book retailers were doing
buy no joy- the ones I find via google searches are either dead or broken
if any one cane do better please post links
ebooks.com does seem to be the winner so far. Using Hilary Mantel as my test author, her books are all cheaper there than at amazon
That's because ebooks.com is reducing the eBooks by 16.66% (VAT reduction) where other sites/publishers are not following the new VAT rules.
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