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Originally Posted by Scratch
The reason some places don't put vat on the prices isn't because they're trying to hoodwink you or get one over on you or anything, it's because they are more often than not primarily trade suppliers.... and trade buyers ultimately don't pay the vat. It's a simple formula to work out the vat and your final price.
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The Distance selling regulations don't agree with you on that one. Also, the subject website has a clear and separate page dedicated to trade enquiries.
Distance selling and online trading
Provide consumers with clear information
Businesses that sell to consumers by mail order, phone, fax, internet or digital TV must give
clear and
comprehensible 'prior information' to help them decide whether to buy.
Distance-selling regulations require you to set out:
- your business name and address (when advance payment is required)
- a description of the goods or services
- prices, including all taxes
- delivery costs
- payment arrangements
- arrangements and date for delivery of goods or performance of services - within 30 days of the order if you don't specify a date
- the consumer's right to cancel the order and details of who bears the cost of returning the goods if they do
- how long prices remain valid
- the minimum duration of contracts