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Amazon can issue VAT refunds on eligible sales to customers who are registered disabled or chronically ill. To apply for your VAT refund, after your order has been completed you'll need to fill out an eligibility declaration form which can be requested from our Customer Service department or obtained directly from HMRC (HMRC Notice 701/7 VAT reliefs for disabled people). Please send the completed form to us via the following address:
While this links to Amazon information, refunds on VAT for applicable persons may be available at other retailers
Please move to relevant section if this is not classed as a deal
Not sure what falls under eligible sales but you could wechat to verify
Amazon can issue VAT refunds on eligible sales to customers who are registered disabled or chronically ill. To apply for your VAT refund, after your order has been completed you'll need to fill out an eligibility declaration form which can be requested from our Customer Service department or obtained directly from HMRC (HMRC Notice 701/7 VAT reliefs for disabled people). Please send the completed form to us via the following address:
isn't it just mobility aids and stuff to help people with there disability? e.g. Wheel chairs, walking sticks/ Frames etc...
Illusionary to AJ92
19 Aug 17#4
Pretty much, yes, as linked by Truly.Yours18 above and at yes: gov.uk/gov…pdf
saveafew
19 Aug 17#5
Well done OP for putting this out there. Any little that can help people in these categories is great.
cat410
20 Aug 17#6
very useful. Thanks
decanay
20 Aug 17#7
Anyone with such a condition will already be aware of the products available, but may not have known that they were able to purchase via Amazon, so that's useful. I hate that most advice you get suggests specific suppliers that are often well overpriced for the items they sell and work out bad value even with the VAT off.
One example was a T-Loop system I purchased last year. The recommended suppliers wanted £120+ for it. Amazon was around £17 for the exact same product. If they have the items you need you can save a small fortune.
reddit
20 Aug 17#8
VAT back on all Apple products then.
Like it.
Illusionary to reddit
20 Aug 17#9
As "goods that have been designed solely for disabled people"?
aymanhd to Illusionary
20 Aug 17#11
I assume it was a joke...
Illusionary to aymanhd
20 Aug 17#12
Perhaps, but with this having been posted under "entertainment" and "fashion", among other mostly non-eligible categories, I wouldn't be surprised to see it being misinterpreted.
reddit to Illusionary
20 Aug 17#14
I'm sure that whatever we say in the world today that somebody will find a reason not to like it.
reddit to aymanhd
20 Aug 17#13
Indeed a joke on the basis that you have to be mad to pay their prices.
Illusionary to reddit
20 Aug 17#15
Fair enough. And yep, you're probably right with that. :stuck_out_tongue:
KeithD to reddit
20 Aug 17#17
It is a shame that Apple's prices are so high because their accessibility features are very, very good; especially for the visually impaired who, thanks to software such as VoiceOver, can keep in touch and stay connected with folk. When phones with physical buttons started go out of fashion, my wife was very worried but VoiceOver has made it much easier to use smart phones and iPads.
James.Howlett to Illusionary
2 Sep 17#39
Exactly.
NIgelK to reddit
20 Aug 17#18
My Mrs got her vat back on an Apple Mac from Stormfront about four years ago. They couldn't work out how much the voice over and access facilities were worth on their own so didn't charge any VAT at all!
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Amazon can issue VAT refunds on eligible sales to customers who are registered disabled or chronically ill. To apply for your VAT refund, after your order has been completed you'll need to fill out an eligibility declaration form which can be requested from our Customer Service department or obtained directly from HMRC (HMRC Notice 701/7 VAT reliefs for disabled people). Please send the completed form to us via the following address:
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2-4 Waterloo Place,
Edinburgh,
EH1 3EG,
United Kingdom
HMRC PAGE
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Please move to relevant section if this is not classed as a deal
Not sure what falls under eligible sales but you could wechat to verify
Amazon can issue VAT refunds on eligible sales to customers who are registered disabled or chronically ill. To apply for your VAT refund, after your order has been completed you'll need to fill out an eligibility declaration form which can be requested from our Customer Service department or obtained directly from HMRC (HMRC Notice 701/7 VAT reliefs for disabled people). Please send the completed form to us via the following address:
Amazon Customer Service,
Waverley Gate,
2-4 Waterloo Place,
Edinburgh,
EH1 3EG,
United Kingdom
HMRC PAGE
One example was a T-Loop system I purchased last year. The recommended suppliers wanted £120+ for it. Amazon was around £17 for the exact same product. If they have the items you need you can save a small fortune.
Like it.
Fair enough. And yep, you're probably right with that. :stuck_out_tongue: