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Old 31-12-2006, 19:54
Harry Stottle
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Default Re: VAT inclusive prices when selling to the public. ASA ruling.


"Ivor Jones" <ivor@despammed.invalid> wrote in message
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> "Harry Stottle" <sorryspamdoesntwork@nospam.uk.co> wrote in
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>> There have been several discussions in various newsgroups
>> recently about if companies are obliged to quote VAT
>> inclusive prices when advertising goods or items for sale
>> to the general public. The main objectors against quoting
>> VAT inclusive prices have been companies that sell to
>> other companies, but who also sell to the general public,
>> and their argument was that because they do not have to
>> quote VAT inclusive prices when selling to other
>> companies, this somehow excuses them from quoting VAT
>> inclusive prices if they also sell to the general public.[/color]
>
> Interesting though this thread is, may I ask the relevance to
> uk.telecom.voip..?
>[/color]

There was a recent thread in uk.telecom.voip which mentioned Gradwell
Communications not quoting VAT on their services aimed at home users. If
I remember correctly, Peter Gradwell argued that he did not have to
quote VAT inclusive prices to personal customers because Gradwell
Communications was mainly aimed at business users, I argued otherwise,
and, if I remember correctly again, you commented in that thread,
agreeing with me :-)

I have just revisited Gradwell's site and it seems not much has changed,
there is a slight improvement where I found one price that included VAT.


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