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VAT on Contract Meaning?
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I was always told if you don't understand something, Ask? so now i know!Enjoy everyday like it's your last!0
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Okay, so you agree that x + y = z...
In your example, x = £1000 and y = £500, so z = £1500.
So why would you assume VAT was included?
x = £340, y = VAT (£68)... so z = £408.
I'm sorry but I really don't understand how you could think a price that was stated as PLUS VAT includes it - that just doesn't make sense to me.0
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