As the Naafi is such a rip off here I will be buying a TV on my next trip to the UK. Apparently as an entitled individual I can buy it tax free in some stores with the right paperwork. Can any of you knowledgable lot point me in the right direction please?
Normally you pay the full UK retail price, but then take the receipt to the HMRC desk at your port of departure from UK and reclaim VAT. You might have to show evidence that you are resident outside of UK.
Normally you pay the full UK retail price, but then take the receipt to the HMRC desk at your port of departure from UK and reclaim VAT. You might have to show evidence that you are resident outside of UK.
Normally you pay the full UK retail price, but then take the receipt to the HMRC desk at your port of departure from UK and reclaim VAT. You might have to show evidence that you are resident outside of UK.
Because I'm a Yorkshiremen and the prices in the UK at the moment are quite a bit cheaper. For example a certain 37" Full HD TV is going in 3 different English retailers for around £450. In the German shops the cheapest similar model I have seen has been 750 Euro.
Problem solved now anyway because although I didn't think amazon will send TV's overseas apparently they will. Then I just claim my tax back the normal way.