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And they have VAT too. Everybody has to have VAT in EU. Or else EU gets really angry.

• cerebellum42 10y ago
  It's not like they have VAT because they are in the EU. They had VAT since 1962, and they have had it at the current rate of 25% (higher than most EU countries) since 1992, which is way before the EU VAT directive was even a thing. Edit: Correction, the EU VAT directive actually has its origins before 1992, but still after Denmark already had its own VAT.
  • vlehto 10y ago
    My point was that you can safely assume that any EU country has at least 15% VAT.
    • tremon 10y ago
      For non-essential goods. There are two VAT brackets, the low tariff is 5% minimum.