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VAT refunds
All visitors residing outside of the European Union are entitled to claim back the Value Added Tax (VAT) on any purchases made. VAT within the UK is charged at 17.5%. VAT is charged on most goods bought in shops so obtaining relief from VAT can make quite a saving. VAT on services (e.g. in hotels, restaurants or car hire) cannot be reclaimed, although business travellers may be able to claim back certain elements of VAT, such as accommodation costs.
Please note that not all shops operate the Retail Export Scheme (look for the Tax Free Shopping sign displayed in shop windows) and those that do often set a minimum purchase level. It is also likely that you will be charged an administration fee by the retailer or refund company for making a refund of VAT. This will be deducted from your refund and will be either a percentage of the purchase price or a flat rate amount.
How to claim back VAT
Shop where you see the TAX FREE SHOPPING sign and ask for a tax refund form.
When leaving a country or the European Union, simply show your purchases, receipts and passport to Customs officials and have the form stamped (it is advisable to contact the airline/shipping company in advance in the case of purchases that cannot be taken as hand baggage).
There are several options for collecting the refund: immediate cash at a cash refund office (including airports and the Britain and London Visitor Centre, 1 Regent Street, London), the direct crediting of a chosen credit card of a UK bank account, a bank cheque sent to a chosen address or, for certain countries, a cash refund when you return home.
Note: Visitors leaving Britain for a final destination within the EU are not eligible to receive VAT refunds under the scheme. Eligible travellers buying goods under this scheme must be leaving the EU with the goods before the end of the third month following that in which the goods were purchased. For example, goods purchased on 31 March would have to be exported by 30 June.
There are now several companies operating VAT refund schemes for non-EU visitors. See, for example, Global Refund at www.globalrefund.com or Premier Tax Free www.premiertaxfree.com
For detailed information, see VAT Refunds for Visitors at www.hmce.gov.uk/public/vatrefunds/vatrefunds.htm.
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