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Unless it's stated that VAT is included in which case if you need to find out your VAT just divide the sum you paid to 100 and then multiply that by what ever percent of VAT gets added in the country you live in. For example 20%.
EX. 100 / 100 = 1 * 20 = 20 would be the VAT already included in the total sum of 100
Hmm, I believe if the VAT is 20% than the price you are paying is 120%, therefore you need to divide it by 120 and than multiply it by 20.
5€ -> 5/120*20 = 0,833€
The thing is that always when I purchase in-game, there isn't wrote anything, so VAT free?
And from the store, there is written: "VAT: All prices include VAT where applicable"
So, gifts and game purchases include VAT?
"If your use of Steam is subject to any type of use or sales tax, then Valve may also charge you for those taxes, in addition to the Subscription or other fees published in the Rules of Use. The European Union VAT (“VAT”) tax amounts collected by Valve reflect VAT due on the value of any Content and Services or Subscription."
It all comes down to where you live and what your country's laws for VAT are. And it should and would be displayed to you pre-purchase. So you'd know about it even before you make your payment.
VAT is completely taken care of by the retailer and unless you run a business you don't need to concern yourself with it.
http://www.thevatcalculator.com/how-to-calculate-vat/
As to Noyat's question, I'm reasonably certain 1, 2, and 3 incur VAT; not so sure about 4.
But according to this Support page the answer seems to be: maybe, perhaps. Either way, it is the responsibility of Valve and the person selling the item to collect and pass the appropriate amount of VAT on.
1, 2 and 3 are digital purchases from provider to customers. There can be VAT added or included.
4 is customer to customer, there are no taxes, just a fee for providing this service. But since that can generate you revenue, tax information is required from you if you exceed 200 sold items in a year. Then it can happen that your government wants some money from you.