VAT Support Designed for Ecommerce Brands

Ecommerce VAT Solutions

Ecommerce VAT,
handled for you

From first registration to ongoing filings — we handle every aspect of VAT compliance so you can focus on growing your store.

10+
Years Experience
50+
Countries Covered
2,400+
Ecommerce Clients
99.8%
On-Time Filing Rate
Who We Serve

Are your customers spread across Europe?

Navigating ecommerce VAT regulations can be challenging — and it is also our area of expertise. The locations of your customers and your inventory will influence your VAT responsibilities.

For more than a decade, VAT Support has been dedicated to assisting ecommerce sellers. From handling registrations and returns to managing audits and refunds, we have extensive experience guiding businesses through Brexit, EU expansion, and beyond.

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Ecommerce VAT compliance
Platforms We Support

Sell anywhere, stay compliant

Whether you sell via marketplace or your own storefront, we have the expertise to keep you compliant.

Amazon FBA & FBM

VAT registration and filings across all Amazon EU and UK marketplaces, including Pan-EU FBA compliance.

eBay

Stay compliant selling on eBay.co.uk, eBay.de, eBay.fr and other EU storefronts with local VAT registrations.

Shopify

Direct integration with our Tribexa platform auto-imports your Shopify sales for effortless monthly VAT returns.

WooCommerce

Our API connects to WooCommerce stores, automatically syncing sales data for accurate, timely VAT reporting.

Tribexa VAT platform
Powered by Tribexa

Effortless returns with our API integrations

Link your stores to our VAT platform Tribexa. At the beginning of each month, we automatically import all your sales data — enabling you to approve your return after we handle the tedious tasks.

Integrates with Amazon, eBay, Shopify & WooCommerce
Auto-imports monthly sales data for review and approval
One dashboard for all your VAT registrations and filings
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Regulatory Background

The 2021 EU VAT Ecommerce Package

The biggest reform to EU cross-border VAT in a generation. Here is what changed — and what it means for your business.

OSS

One Stop Shop

Register once in a single EU member state and file a single quarterly return covering all B2C sales across the entire EU. No more registering in every country you sell to.

IOSS

Import One Stop Shop

For goods shipped from outside the EU in parcels valued at €150 or less. Collect VAT at point of sale and remit monthly — eliminating customs delays for your buyers.

€150

Low-Value Relief Removed

The old €22 import VAT exemption was abolished. Every parcel entering the EU is now subject to VAT — making IOSS registration critical for non-EU sellers.

VAT Rate Review

What VAT rates should you apply?

Each country defines its own VAT rates, and many offer reduced rates for specific product categories. Applying the wrong rate means overcharging customers or underpaying tax authorities.

Provide us with your commodity codes and our team of specialists will confirm the applicable rate for your products across any EU country or the UK.

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Example: UK Standard Rate

Net Price£100.00
VAT Rate (UK Standard)20%
Total Price£120.00

Rates vary by country and product category. Let our specialists confirm yours.

Find Your Path

Not sure which VAT scheme you need?

Answer a few quick questions and our EU VAT quiz will tell you in under 30 seconds whether you need IOSS, OSS, Non-Union OSS, or a standard VAT registration.

Ecommerce VAT FAQs

Common questions answered

Is a VAT number required to sell online?

Whether you need to register for VAT depends on where your customers are, whether they are B2C or B2B, where your stock is held, and your business location. Generally, if you are selling goods to private individuals in the EU or UK, you will need to register for VAT or a scheme such as IOSS.

Should I register my ecommerce store for VAT?

If you have the option to register, it may be advantageous. VAT registration allows you to reclaim input and import VAT. In certain countries, being VAT registered also enables access to schemes like Duty Deferment, which can help with cash flow management.

How is VAT calculated for ecommerce sales?

VAT is a percentage of the net price. Identify the applicable VAT rate for your product in the customer’s country. For example, at the UK standard rate of 20%: Net price £100 + 20% VAT = £120 total. Rates vary by country and product category.

When must I begin collecting VAT?

You must begin collecting VAT once you are registered for VAT or an EU VAT scheme such as IOSS. The timing depends on your specific situation — book a free call with our team to find out when your obligation begins.

How can I get an EORI number?

We can assist you in acquiring an EORI number and help identify the best country for your registration. Schedule a call with our team and we will get started right away.