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VAT charged on wrong amount ?
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Reddwarf4ever
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Hello
Couldn’t find a fourth on VAT questions hope this is ok
A quick question if I may.
I bought an item from an online retailer, reward points are offered on purchases towards future purchases, I used my accrued points towards a purchases.
The item was priced at £114 plus £12 postage, I used points to bring the price down to £63 plus £12 postage £75 total...
But was charged VAT on the non discounted priced of £126
Is this correct ? Many thanks
Couldn’t find a fourth on VAT questions hope this is ok
A quick question if I may.
I bought an item from an online retailer, reward points are offered on purchases towards future purchases, I used my accrued points towards a purchases.
The item was priced at £114 plus £12 postage, I used points to bring the price down to £63 plus £12 postage £75 total...
But was charged VAT on the non discounted priced of £126
Is this correct ? Many thanks
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If the £126 included VAT, then the £63 would reduce it to £63.
If it was £126 plus VAT then the price would be reduced to £88.20.
Have you checked the original price was inclusive of VAT?Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Yes.
It's not a discount, it's another payment method... like CC for some and Debit card for the rest.
Amazon gift cards / Nectar points work the same way.
Unless the retailers Ts & Cs say something else about this?0 -
yes its correct0
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Yes.
It's not a discount, it's another payment method... like CC for some and Debit card for the rest.
Amazon gift cards / Nectar points work the same way.
Unless the retailers Ts & Cs say something else about this?
you answered your own question here.
Its not a discount - purchase price was still the £126 - its just you have part paid with loyalty points.0 -
Dean000000 wrote: »you answered your own question here.
Its not a discount - purchase price was still the £126 - its just you have part paid with loyalty points.
Rodders wasn't the OP, he was correctly answering the OPs query.:DThinking critically since 1996....0
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