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20th January 16, 05:32 AM
#5
 Originally Posted by Woodsheal
If a US person were to purchase a kilt from a UK dealer on Ebay, is it possible for that individual to get a refund of the VAT that is included in the sale price of said kilt? In this specific instance, the seller states that the VAT cannot be removed for a US buyer....
As has been said on this thread the answer should be yes and the seller is incorrect.
However I suspect that what the seller means is that he/she does not normally do it.
If you really need to deal with this supplier I suggest that you draw his/her attention to the HMRC VAT Notice 703 paragraph 7.5 (Google - VAT Notice 703) where guidance on export by post is given.
But I strongly suspect that this will mean that you incur US Customs Duty, Sales Tax and a handling charge by the US Postal authorities. (If this is incorrect I apologise)
What ever happens good luck with getting hold of a kilt that I am sure you will wear with great distinction.
Peter
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