VAT Refund in Milano
I purchased 500 € in clothing with my credit card, and got the VAT receipt from the shop.
In the Milano airport, can I get my refund in cash or it must be to my credit card? Can I choose which?
Some real cash will be good for me.
Best Answer
It's a two-step process and you should allow additional time at the airport to get it done. Before you check in for your flight, go to the Customs desk. You'll need your completed tax free form, passport, and what you purchased (unused and, as appropriate, sealed). The separate receipt the merchant gave you, the fattura, has to include your name and the tax (IVA). If there are spaces on the fattura which you are meant to complete, make sure you correctly fill in that information (ask, if you're unsure).
Next you go to a refund office, present your Customs-stamped forms, and receive the refund, either in cash or on your credit card.
At Malpensa, there are four VAT refund desks: Global Blue, Tax Refund, Premier Tax Free, and Forexchange, all located in Terminal 1 and all with two locations, one on the first floor in departures boarding areas A, zone 12, the tax free area. Be aware that there may be an administrative fee charged.
Several notes: you don't indicate from which airport you are leaving, thus the Malpensa information. Some of the above refund services may have offices in the city, and you could get your refund there. You still have to have Customs validate the form (at the airport) and return the form to the service; if you don't, the refund amount is charged to your credit card.
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How much is tax refund in Milan?
Italy's refund rate ranges from 11.6% to 15.5% of purchase amount, with a minimum purchase amount of 154.95 EUR per receipt....Refund Rates.Purchase AmountPercentage1,700 EUR \u2013 3,000 EUR13.2% \u2013 14.1%3,000 EUR \u2013 5,000 EUR14%5,000 EUR \u2013 8,000 EUR15%More than 8,000 EUR15.5%1 more rowCan I get VAT refund in Italy?
You can claim a Vat refund sending an electronic refund claim to your own national tax authority \u2013 which then forward it to the Italian Revenue Agency. You can fill in the refund claim alternatively in Italian, English or French and amounts must be expressed in Euro.How do I claim VAT back at Milan airport?
For items in hand baggageHow much is VAT in Milan?
The Italian standard VAT rate is 22%. Reduced rates are provided for specifically listed supplies of goods and services, such as: 4% for listed food, drinks, and agricultural products, and e-books/e-periodicals that meet certain requirements.Tax Refund Milan
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