VAT(1)

The outlook for November is even better, though with the looming uncertainties of Christmas and a return to higher VAT in January.

January's VAT rise has added to the inflation stemming from oil prices and a weak pound, sapping consumer spending.

On January 1st the main rate of VAT returns to 17. 5%, after 13 months in which it was reduced to 15% to help combat the downturn.

A hike in VAT at the start of the year will have driven prices higher in Britain in January.

In a package of measures approved by Berlusconi's cabinet eight days ago, VAT levied on pay-TV subscriptions will double from January 1.

His crucial revenue-raising decision was to increase the main rate of VAT, a consumption tax, from 17. 5% to 20% in January 2011.

Just last month, Next, warned that prices may rise by 8per cent next year due to higher costs, including cotton, and January's VAT hike.

The main rate of VAT, a consumption tax, went up from 17. 5% to 20% on January 4th; deep public spending cuts get under way in April.

same reason of point #1. Could you avoid material VAT ?

For on January 4th, the main rate for VAT, a consumption tax, was raised from 17. 5% to 20%.

It's need 1 month to apply Import&export rights, need 1 month to apply the qualification of VAT. These two things can do at the same time.

Sell your used on January 1, 2009 or later purchased fixed assets, in accordance with the applicable tax rates of VAT;

If you are an overseas visitor, to qualify for a VAT refund you must: