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Ninetenths

Member Since: 26 Mar 2009
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2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Java Black

Jeremy wrote:
Ninetenths wrote:
Jeremy wrote:
Ninetenths wrote:
Should reclaim 20 % VAT by permanently exporting to Jersey, don't forget to claim for a refund on your road tax either.

Would take a vat qualifying vehicle then. Unlikely on a station wagon under £20k

No it won't, Jersey isn't in the EU.

I'm intrigued, so a vehicle with no vat on it can have vat claimed if taken out if the eu?

If Dealer operates P.E.S
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5th Jan 2013 7:49pm

James @ Grange Barnet LR

Member Since: 21 Oct 2012
Location: Barnet, North London
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1996 Defender 90 300 Tdi ST Zermatt Silver

You can't claim the VAT back on a vehicle that doesn't have VAT on it, therefore as Jeremy says it would need to be qualifying.

The Personal Export Scheme (PES) allows entitled customers to buy a motor vehicle in the UK free of VAT for export outside the European Union (EU).

A 'margin' vehicle is free of VAT, hence there being no provision for relief, whereas a 'Qualifying' vehicle attracts VAT so can therefore be considered for a PES.

My suggestion would be to shortlist two or three vehicles that have previously been prepared to Approved Used standards, so that they are ready to go.

Good luck with the search..... May be worth chatting to Killer90

he may have an option

James

5th Jan 2013 8:14pm

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2016 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 XS DCPU Fuji White

cheers James, Dads 110 is up for a quick sale but only on a serious buy really. its a 110 xs in silver 2009 which has now just got 24k miles on the clock, first owner was a garage hence low miles and just himself. Will be completely standard with the added extras of a D.R.L Bumper, custom silver dash and thats about it really. It has no seats in the rear but if you was serious ill stick a set in. the other seats have been covered since new so the seats are practically brand new underneath

Forgot to add - you could get a flight to stanstead and we will pick you up ( in the 110 if wanted

) as its not too far.

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5th Jan 2013 9:28pm

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A few photos, the only difference being is it has a black steering guard now and a D.R.L Bumper like whats on the blue 90. it also has nas clear lights all round and the sign writing will be removed prior to payment

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5th Jan 2013 9:40pm

Delskinz

Member Since: 18 May 2012
Location: North Devon
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2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 SW Tonga Green

My 110 CSW is up for sale.

http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic17339.html

Fly into Exeter, ferry back from Weymouth to Jersey......be home in time for tea and medals.

6th Jan 2013 10:09am

Ninetenths

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James @ Hadley Green LR wrote:
You can't claim the VAT back on a vehicle that doesn't have VAT on it, therefore as Jeremy says it would need to be qualifying.

The Personal Export Scheme (PES) allows entitled customers to buy a motor vehicle in the UK free of VAT for export outside the European Union (EU).

A 'margin' vehicle is free of VAT, hence there being no provision for relief, whereas a 'Qualifying' vehicle attracts VAT so can therefore be considered for a PES.

My suggestion would be to shortlist two or three vehicles that have previously been prepared to Approved Used standards, so that they are ready to go.

Good luck with the search..... May be worth chatting to Killer90 he may have an option

James

yes no VAT on Margin vehicles. Pimped black '07 Puma
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6th Jan 2013 1:03pm

James @ Grange Barnet LR

Member Since: 21 Oct 2012
Location: Barnet, North London
Posts: 201

Ninetenths wrote:
James @ Hadley Green LR wrote:
You can't claim the VAT back on a vehicle that doesn't have VAT on it, therefore as Jeremy says it would need to be qualifying.

The Personal Export Scheme (PES) allows entitled customers to buy a motor vehicle in the UK free of VAT for export outside the European Union (EU).

A 'margin' vehicle is free of VAT, hence there being no provision for relief, whereas a 'Qualifying' vehicle attracts VAT so can therefore be considered for a PES.

My suggestion would be to shortlist two or three vehicles that have previously been prepared to Approved Used standards, so that they are ready to go.

Good luck with the search..... May be worth chatting to Killer90 he may have an option

James

yes no VAT on Margin vehicles.

Correct! I.e as Jeremy said, the OP would need to find a qualifying vehicle in order to have a chance at claiming the VAT back.

James

6th Jan 2013 1:08pm

Ninetenths

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Which won't be difficult as qualifying vehicles includes margin vehicles, are you suggesting otherwise? Far be it for me to suggest that a dealer would add the VAT to a margin vehicle when it wasn't applicable

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6th Jan 2013 1:15pm

James @ Grange Barnet LR

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Yes, qualifying vehicles will attract VAT whereas Margin scheme vehicles will not. Follow us on Twitter: @GrangeBarnetJLR

6th Jan 2013 1:19pm

Ninetenths

Member Since: 26 Mar 2009
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James @ Hadley Green LR wrote:
Yes, qualifying vehicles will attract VAT whereas Margin scheme vehicles will not.

So on a personal export for a margin vehicle you wouldn't invoice VAT. Pimped black '07 Puma
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6th Jan 2013 1:23pm

James @ Grange Barnet LR

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More the point that to benefit then the OP needs to find a V-Qual vehicle.

James

6th Jan 2013 2:11pm

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