One of Europe’s top gold coin stores is located in Frankfurt. It’s not only that you come into the building and instantly see a scene from The World is Not Enough, or that it’s located in the heart of Frankfurt, ironically not too far from the ECB.It’s because they provide some of the best service we’ve experienced in all of Europe.Even while information sharing across the European Union is at an all-time high right now, Germans and people in German-speaking nations tend to be a little more private about their gold-buying experiences than those in other parts of Europe.Many people in Germany view gold and other precious metals as actual money, not as primitive artefacts as they are in other countries.But occasionally, Germany isn’t the greatest location in Europe to purchase gold.
How to Avoid VAT When Buying Silver in Europe
It’s not easy to get around paying VAT when buying silver in Europe.
The first option is buying silver in Norway. Gold and silver bars carry 25% VAT; coins are VAT exempt. While Norway is not a member of the European Union (adding to its appeal), it is a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), which means Europeans have certain rights to move goods back and forth.
It is more complex than buying silver online from a Norwegian dealer and having it shipped to Germany. In most cases, such a transaction would be subject to tax on the receiving end.
And if you live in a more insolvent European nation, you might not want it shipped to you anyway.
Another option was to purchase it from Estonia, though the rules changed since we first published this article, and now Estonia levies 20% VAT on such sales.
In short, VAT is hard to avoid.
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