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Meanings of VAT in English
Portuguese
imposto sobre o valor acrescentado 
A tax levied on the difference between a commodity's price before taxes and its cost of production.
Usage of VAT in English
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Another user said they hope South Africa can avoid another VAT increase.
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It would follow EU rules on product safety, animal welfare and VAT.
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The products remain in the country, however, and are sold with VAT.
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Fairphone is available in Europe where it retails for EUR525 including VAT.
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The reforms included changes to the Greek pension system and VAT regime.
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Results: South Asians had more and African Caribbeans less VAT than Europeans.
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The overall cost of the VAT measures amount to 20 billion euros.
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The company claims its activities are educational and therefore exempt from VAT.
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This included raising the VAT rate for the first time 25 years.
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The company was also affected by a VAT increase in the UK.
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Why, therefore, is the Government considering reducing VAT to encourage their use?
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Abolishing the VAT exemption on private school fees is a good start.
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These proposals include lower vehicle registration tax and VAT for clean-fuel vehicles.
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In particular Mr Gillanders will focus on cross-Border trading, invoicing and VAT.
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Next month MEPs will be looking at relations with Russia, and VAT.
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Parliament is dissatisfied with Commission proposals for recovery of VAT on telecoms.
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VAT through the time
VAT across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
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