A car boot sale is a form of market in which private individuals come together to sell household and other items from the boots (or trunks) of their cars.
A comprehensive exploration of the Margin Scheme, a tax regulation similar to the Second-Hand Goods Scheme, applied in various countries to calculate VAT/GST on used goods.
An arrangement where value-added tax (VAT) on second-hand goods is calculated based on the trader's margin rather than the total selling price, typically applied in the sale of second-hand cars.
Thrift stores are retail establishments selling second-hand goods, often operated by charities. They play a vital role in promoting sustainability, supporting charitable causes, and providing affordable shopping options.
Thrift shops are retail stores that sell second-hand goods at reduced prices. Often associated with churches and charitable organizations.
