Your consumer rights could change post-Brexit when you buy from a British shop

Ordering something from the UK post-Brexit could include a Vat rate of €22 or more.

Image: Shutterstock/Liderina Image: Shutterstock/Liderina CUSTOMERS WHO BUY from British shops should check what their consumer rights, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has said.

As part of the EU, Ireland’s consumer rights come from the Consumer Rights Directive , which means that in most cases, you can cancel your order within 14 days of delivery. We’re also exempt from tariffs and customs costs as Ireland is part of the EU’s Customs Union and Single Market. If a shop in Ireland is owned or run by a UK chain, all your consumer rights will be exactly the same when you buy from a shop in Ireland despite Brexit.

The CCPC advises that in general when buying from a website outside the EU, it is very important to read the terms and conditions on the website, and ask:

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