Sentence examples for vat value from inspiring English sources

Americans buying in London may also have to pay the VAT (value added tax), but it is generally refundable.

If you are a non-European citizen over 15 years old and have spent at least 175.01 euros in one location in one day, you can be reimbursed for the 12 percent VAT (value added tax) in many stores.

Forbes: Do you hear any rumblings in Washington of a VAT, value added tax?

The service is surprisingly reasonable, as one microchip works out at £16 ($26) plus VAT (value added tax), and a whole day's work marking and photographing a collection is priced at under £400 ($668).

AE: Adverse event; CENTRAL: Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials; CRD: Centre for Reviews and Dissemination; G-DRG: German Diagnosis Related Group RCTT: Randomised Controlled Trial; VAT: Value Added Tax.

The official figures are distorted by fraudulent trading in high-tech goods (typically mobile phones or computer chips) which is carried out to steal VAT (value-added tax).

While indirect taxes, including VAT (value-added taxes), were raised several times throughout the 1980s, moves to enforce payment of direct taxes met with resistance.

Consumers may cut back on spending now that the main rate of VAT (value-added tax) has returned to 17.5% after 13 months at 15% to counter the recession.

The immediate surge reflects in particular the impact of restoring the main rate of VAT (value-added tax), which returned on January 1st to 17.5% after 13 months at 15%.

The government's fiscal stimulus relied heavily on a temporary cut in the standard rate of VAT (value-added tax) charged on most goods and services from 17.5% to 15%.

In an article titled "Don't Be VAT Stupid," written in November 2010, Mr. Cain wrote,  "The worst idea is a proposed national sales tax, which is a disguised VAT (value-added tax) on top of everything we already pay in federal taxes".