Value Added Tax - Countries and Territories VAT Free

Countries and Territories VAT Free

As of November 2011, 11 countries and 9 territories under 2 countries remain VAT free in the World.

Country remark
United States Most states charge a sales tax on products. The US Federal government doesn't. There are a few states, such as New Hampshire, that don't charge.
Bahamas
San Marino
Vatican City
Saudi Arabia Gulf Cooperation Council
Qatar Gulf Cooperation Council
United Arab Emirates Gulf Cooperation Council
Kuwait Gulf Cooperation Council
Bahrain Gulf Cooperation Council
Oman Gulf Cooperation Council
Libya
Brunei
Maldives
Hong Kong special administrative region of China
Macao special administrative region of China
British Virgin Islands British Overseas Territory
Bermuda British Overseas Territory
Cayman Islands British Overseas Territory
Anguilla British Overseas Territory
Gibraltar British Overseas Territory
Turks and Caicos Islands British Overseas Territory
Guernsey British Crown Dependency

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