VAT in the EU can be complex. If you’re unsure how to comply with EU tax laws, we strongly recommend consulting a local tax advisor. However, the EU has introduced several laws and initiatives to make tax compliance for ecommerce merchants more manageable.
For exports from the EU
If you’re sending goods produced in the EU to customers outside the EU, these orders are considered exports and will be exempt from EU VAT. However, be aware that local taxes and duties may still apply in the destination country, and these are the responsibility of the merchant or end customer.
For sales within the EU
If you’re selling to consumers in EU member countries, you’ll need to either:
- Register for VAT in each country where you make taxable sales
- Apply for OSS/IOSS registration
If you place orders with us and haven’t provided a valid VAT ID, we’ll assume you’re an individual, and VAT will be applied to your orders as such.