Arched Escy Posted March 13, 2007 Report Posted March 13, 2007 I buy a lot of stuff in Northern Ireland.I live in the Republic of Ireland,do I have to pay the VAT for goods I buy in NI?
Admin Vista Posted March 13, 2007 Admin Report Posted March 13, 2007 Is it part of the EU? you can claim VAT back when you purchase goods for export out of the EU, but not if the destination country is part of the EU. I fell foul of this once when I bought something expensive in Cyprus expecting to be able to claim the local sales tax back. Unknown to me it became part of the EU 3 weeks previously
Arched Escy Posted March 13, 2007 Author Report Posted March 13, 2007 Is it part of the EU? you can claim VAT back when you purchase goods for export out of the EU, but not if the destination country is part of the EU. I fell foul of this once when I bought something expensive in Cyprus expecting to be able to claim the local sales tax back. Unknown to me it became part of the EU 3 weeks previously ROI is but I'm not sure about NI.
ZetecVan 2.0 Posted March 13, 2007 Report Posted March 13, 2007 It'll be exactly the same as if you bought the items from England.
Admin Vista Posted March 13, 2007 Admin Report Posted March 13, 2007 Is it part of the EU? you can claim VAT back when you purchase goods for export out of the EU, but not if the destination country is part of the EU. I fell foul of this once when I bought something expensive in Cyprus expecting to be able to claim the local sales tax back. Unknown to me it became part of the EU 3 weeks previously ROI is but I'm not sure about NI. NI is definitely part of the EU as it's part of the UK, I'm afraid therefore you've no way of claiming the VAT back.
Arched Escy Posted March 13, 2007 Author Report Posted March 13, 2007 Is it part of the EU? you can claim VAT back when you purchase goods for export out of the EU, but not if the destination country is part of the EU. I fell foul of this once when I bought something expensive in Cyprus expecting to be able to claim the local sales tax back. Unknown to me it became part of the EU 3 weeks previously ROI is but I'm not sure about NI. NI is definitely part of the EU as it's part of the UK, I'm afraid therefore you've no way of claiming the VAT back. AH. SH...
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