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In the UK one of the reasons that digital copies don't come with books is that if they did that it would mean that it's now VAT chargeable. Books normally don't
by dalore 14y ago
In the UK one of the reasons that digital copies don't come with books is that if they did that it would mean that it's now VAT chargeable. Books normally don't have VAT but digital goods do.
- ssebro 14y agoI would imagine they would give the digital good away for free, and add it as a separate line-item in checkout, so vat would be 15% of $0.
- malandrew 14y agoI simply don't understand applying a value added tax to digital goods. The marginal cost of production for digital goods is near zero. That means that the value added is near zero.