Faxanadu said:
Kasz216 said:
Lets see if i've got this right too....
every game brought in would be charged the Aquisition VAT opon entering the county and the output VAT between store and consumer.
The buisness to buisness VAT may or may not be collected depending on if they publisher was in the same country as the aquirer.
So was this publisher also in germany fax? Either way, pre-vat that'd mean the publisher would be actually clearing 24 euros post VAT for aquisition fee. So 24 euros slit between the publisher and developer. Yeah i'd agree with your less then 10 euros idea based on this... by a lot when you consider wholesale purchases. What is scary however is this is Nintendo's publisher... a guy who doesn't incure most of the prices your average publisher does as Nintendo pays for it's own advertising. If this were a 3rd party game the publisher would probably take a bigger piece of the cake. Any way your friend can inqure about the price of a 360 or PS3 game? |
VAT is usually charged through to the consumer...meaning any kind of VAT can be reimbursed (as far as I know) However, the 30 Euros was without VAT. How it is handled for imports I do not know. |
So you pay the VAT and then reclaim it whenever tax time is? I could of swore the VAT gets charged down the distribution line as that was one of it's big advantages over a sales tax. It's harder to completely avoid.
It it was 30 without the VAT that means it was a distributor within germany. Since from country to country the VAT has to be charged and reclaimed.
So if i'm right about the import VAT it should be right.
