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A bit confused

Davef1978 · 2017-06-30 14:41:28

I was buying a item cost €450 with no vat and had left a deposit of €150 cash we're not vat registered I went to pay the balance with a cheque of €300. That was grand til I was told I had to pay vat on the cheque of €69 I've never heard of having to pay vat on a cheque. Is this right or wrong

30-06-2017 2:41pm

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I was buying a item cost €450 with no vat and had left a deposit of €150 cash we're not vat registered I went to pay the balance with a cheque of €300. That was grand til I was told I had to pay vat on the cheque of €69 I've never heard of having to pay vat on a cheque. Is this right or wrong

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#2 30-06-2017 2:48pm

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Are you a business?

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#3 30-06-2017 2:50pm

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This isn't a consumer issue; and the VAT was clearly on the product not on the cheque anyway.

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