buying online, vat or no vat?

[Andy Collins]

if a company cant be bothered to show the full price to be paid, I cant be bothered to spend my time trying to work out the price, and would go elsewhere. Vat is not an option on many goods we buy anyway, so the full price inc vat should be displayed, maybe price ex vat shown too, to help the Vat reg business.

[Tommy_B]

I prefer with. Then you know what you're going to pay out. I'm lazy and can never be bothered to work it out if its not written down:blushing:

[Paul Barton]

Both - then clearly stating if certain items are exempt.

[volvo]

Both as i can't "count".

[Yorkshireman]

with the way the government are changing VAt over the next few years it might be easier to put not inclusive

unless you can have a facility built in to autosum all fields for you !!

[Steve Bullman]

yeah thats not a problem at all

[bob]

as long as it is clearly stated one way or the other

most sites do without vat and is a pain working it out

but from a sellers point of view without vat looks cheaper

[firewoodman]

mind you it does help if some sites actually put the prices on in the first place.

 

no price = shop elsewhere

 

other wise both... suites everyone then

[Andy Collins]

with the way the government are changing VAt over the next few years it might be easier to put not inclusive

unless you can have a facility built in to autosum all fields for you !!

Now thats a good point, we've had static vat for so many years we take it for granted its always a fixed %. Now the govt is chopping & changing it would be a real problem to keep a large catalogue up to date with the inc vat prices.

[Steve Bullman]

not at all. you select a percentage which you can change at will..the software will then auto adjust every item