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So? The receipt still shows the VAT amount, as required. This is not a problem.

• Retric 2y ago
  I was trying to clarify for anyone who might misunderstand your comment. It’s fine not to look at a receipt for the details, but I felt someone reading your comment may not realize it was available and you just didn’t look at it. You included a “and the receipt will show that too” but that’s the kind of thing people gloss over.
  • exe34 2y ago
    To be fair, if people will gloss over a random part of an answer, they'll gloss over a random part of another answer too.
    • Retric 2y ago
      Sure, which is why I opened with the important bit: “Companies are legally required to break out VAT taxes on a bill”