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  1. #41
    Quote Originally Posted by Mon the fish View Post
    Most people who would buy a van are VAT-registered (companies, self-employed people). So they can claim the VAT back on things they buy for the business. Therefore, any van is VAT deductable for these people
    It's not Vat-deductable, because commercial vehicle prices are always quoted as ex-vat, ergo there's no VAT to deduct....

  2. #42
    I know what you mean, but what I meant is that business users can claim the VAT back, so they list it without VAT. Unlike for everyone else, who has to pay it


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    ok.......give me a few years and I plan to have a part time business so my question is more relevant than it might have sounded

  4. #44
    Just in case anyone think they can get a Clubvan VAT-free, they can't - VAT still has to be paid. But you can get it back for business use vehicle, though that introduces a whole lot of other restrictions.

    About 15 years ago, my local VAT office took great pleasure in giving me back the VAT on a motorbike that I used for business travel - they recognise only two types of vehicles, cars and commercial vehicles, so motorbikes are commercial vehicles! But I wouldn't do it again, as it was an admin burden. And remember that you have to repay the VAT on the selling price when you sell it, which is quite nasty lump sum shock.

  5. #45
    also there is a threshold where a small business can become vat registered.

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  6. #46
    Quote Originally Posted by Scottie View Post
    also there is a threshold where a small business can become vat registered.

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    You can vat register at any level of turnover, it only becomes mandatory at iŁ77,000 p.a.

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    Thanks for clearing that up folks. So basically if you don't have a business, you won't have a Clubvan.

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    a clubman with the windows painted, gives you a much more practical option,...... imho

  9. #49
    Quote Originally Posted by ELFMAN View Post
    Thanks for clearing that up folks. So basically if you don't have a business, you won't have a Clubvan.
    There's nothing stopping a private individual buying a van, Club or otherwise, there's VAT to be paid on cars and commercial vehicles and in both cases it can be reclaimed if you meet the criteria.

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    Quote Originally Posted by weefossy View Post
    a clubman with the windows painted, gives you a much more practical option,...... imho
    Agreed

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