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Solitaire Cash (Papaya Gaming) charging VAT

vor 2 Jahren von Johw79
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vor 2 Jahren

I have recently been playing on the Solitaire Cash app, owned by Papaya Gaming, and have made a significant number of deposits, but realised they are charging VAT.

I am based in the U.K. and have previously played on Papaya's other apps such as Bingo Cash and Bubble Cash, and have never been charged VAT, nor has it ever been mentioned.

i queried this with Papaya, and received these responses:


"The additional charge is for the sales tax, and it's visible to you before completing your purchase.

 

Sales Taxes are placed on any sale of goods and services as required by applicable local law in each state/country and are calculated by multiplying the purchase price by the tax rate in your area. We are obliged to charge this fee based on your current location"


"Firstly, it's important to highlight that we, Papaya Gaming, are not a gambling platform. We offer solely skill-based games such as Solitaire Cash, Bubble Cash, Bingo Cash, and 21 Cash. 

 

Papaya's services are considered electronically supplied services ("ESS") and those are taxable services according to applicable law. 

 

We can further assure you that we are acting in full accordance with our tax advisor's guidance.

 

In addition, it's important to note that we are as transparent as possible in this regard.


The transaction amount and levied tax are displayed fully before completing your purchase."


I still believe this information is incorrect, and want to clarify this first, and then wonder if I am able to reclaim my VAT payments?


Thank you.



Johw79
vor 2 Jahren

Hello,

I honestly don't think that this is the proper place, though I appreciate your concern.

"Firstly, it's important to highlight that we, Papaya Gaming, are not a gambling platform."

Such an official statement requires an official check, I'd say. We are no lawyers or tax collectors, would be nice to ask the local authority instead.



Bearbeitet durch den Verfasser vor 2 Jahren
vor 1 Jahr

gutes Spiel mit einem guten Turnier 4/5

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sherlygavell454
vor 1 Jahr

Tournament in Solitaire Cash, I wonder... 🤔

vor 1 Jahr

That's definitely not a fun surprise when you're trying to enjoy some mobile gaming. But it sounds like Papaya Gaming is saying they're following local laws and is being transparent about the tax charges.

vor 1 Jahr

Maybe. Let's just say they were quick to refund me over £100 in "VAT" payments. I find it very odd that their sister apps Bubble Cash and Bingo Cash don't charge VAT at all....

Johw79
vor 1 Jahr

It's really difficult for us to give you any proper advice regarding the apps since they're not online casinos. It's a similar, but a very different type of business at the same time.

Daniel
vor 1 Jahr

Thank you anyway 😀

vor 1 Jahr

Meiner Meinung nach ist Solitaire ein gutes klassisches Spiel, das die Leute kennen und das verschiedene Spieloptionen bietet, siehe Link kostenlos . Irgendwie habe ich es in meiner Freizeit immer kostenlos auf der Website gespielt, wenn mir langweilig war, aber ich selbst bevorzuge mehr Casinos, aber um mich abzulenken, probiere es mal aus.

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