02 Jun 2021

Union One Stop Shop Scheme factsheet

Currently, EU businesses making distance sales of goods to end customers (B2C) benefit from distance selling thresholds and can charge local VAT on their sales until a threshold is breached in the destination country (either €35,000 or €100,000). When this happens, the seller is required to register for VAT in that country and charge the local VAT rates of that country.

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