VAT (Value Added Tax)

VAT (Value Added Tax) is a consumption tax levied on goods and services in many countries around the world. It is applied at each stage of production or distribution where value is added, and is ultimately paid by the end consumer. Businesses registered for VAT are required to collect it from customers and remit it to the government.

How VAT Applies to Your Purchase

VAT may be applied to your order depending on your billing or shipping address and the nature of the products or services being purchased. You should always check at the point of sale whether VAT has been applied to your order total, as this will affect the final amount due.

How VAT Appears at Checkout

If VAT applies to your order, the amount will be displayed on the checkout page as part of your total order cost. You will be able to review any applicable tax before finalising your payment.

VAT Rates

VAT rates vary by country and product type. Many countries have a standard rate, a reduced rate for essential goods, and a zero rate for certain items like exports. Some countries also exempt specific goods and services from VAT entirely.

Further Information

If you have questions about VAT or your order, please Contact Us as our staff are ready to assist.

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