Native price outside US

[giaturr]

Can anyone explain it?

It's $99.99, that means €82.86 in Europe (I'm in Italy, and own a Helix floor).

But in the shopping cart it becomes €99.99.

Not a difference to die for, but it's a software: no shipping cost, no dealer, no stocking.

Maybe it's taxes, but I bought a lot of software oversea,.. this is not the rule.

 

Thank You

[Rewolf48]

Line 6 charge local sales taxes based on the address you enter. So in UK it is $99 + 20% VAT then divide by 1.3 to convert to GBP. In the US it varies as sales taxes are local, so in Chicago it might be $115 after 15% Sales Tax but in Alaska it is $99 because they don't have Sales Tax. US Prices are always before Sales Tax except vending machines where it would be too confusing.

[giaturr]

. US Prices are always before Sales Tax except 

 

This is the thing I missed

 

But it's a software,... one could easily 'move' to Alaska  :)

[jabak]

This is the thing I missed

 

But it's a software,... one could easily 'move' to Alaska  :)

 

It's possible...

[tommasoferrarese]

You always get charged for VAT, in Italy, whatever the subject of the transaction, if things are done properly. What is definitely missing is the option to enter a VAT ID number to legally detract taxes from the expenses, which a lot of US companies allow you to do. Line 6 should update their selling scheme to let professional musicians take advantage of that, as prescribed by EU laws. The only other brand that doesn't allow this that I know of is UAD, but they give you a coupon double the VAT amount to shop for plugins (how clever, lol)