VAT support for Amazon FBA, FBM and marketplace sellers trading in the UK and EU.

Selling on Amazon creates VAT obligations faster than most ecommerce models. As soon as you store goods in a UK or EU warehouse, use FBA, or sell cross-border, you may be required to register for VAT in one or multiple countries.
We help Amazon sellers understand exactly where VAT registration is required and handle the full process from start to finish. This includes document preparation, VAT number applications, and communication with tax authorities. Whether you operate through Amazon UK or across multiple EU marketplaces, our approach is structured, fast, and fully compliant.
Our service is designed for non-resident businesses, ecommerce brands, and marketplace sellers who need clarity and reliability. In addition to VAT registration, we support ongoing compliance, including VAT returns, EORI registration, and guidance on schemes such as OSS/IOSS where applicable.
In practice, this means you can focus on growing your Amazon business while we ensure your VAT obligations are handled correctly, avoiding delays, penalties, or account restrictions.
Selling on Amazon often creates VAT obligations earlier than expected. This service is designed for ecommerce businesses and marketplace sellers who need clear, reliable support with VAT registration and compliance across the UK and EU.
This is especially relevant if you are:
If you fall into any of these categories, you will likely need to register for VAT in the UK or understand how multi-country VAT works across Europe. Many sellers also benefit from reading a complete UK VAT guide for ecommerce businesses to avoid common mistakes.
In addition, if you are importing goods into the UK or EU before selling on Amazon, VAT obligations may apply at the point of entry. In this case, it’s important to understand how import VAT works and whether you need both VAT and EORI registration.
Ultimately, this service is built for businesses that want to stay compliant, avoid penalties, and focus on growth while professionals handle the technical side of VAT registration and reporting.

Step 1: Initial Assessment
We review your Amazon business model, including whether you use FBA, FBM, or cross-border selling. Based on this, we determine in which EU countries VAT registration is required.
Step 2: Document Preparation
Our team collects and prepares all necessary documents for your VAT application. This includes company details, shareholder information, and supporting documents required by EU tax authorities.
Step 3: VAT Registration Submission
We submit your VAT registration applications to the relevant EU countries where you have obligations (for example, due to stock storage or distance selling thresholds), ensuring accuracy and minimizing delays.
Step 4: Ongoing Support & Compliance
After registration, we guide you through ongoing obligations, including VAT reporting, invoicing rules, and schemes such as OSS/IOSS where applicable. This ensures your Amazon business remains fully compliant across the EU.

Our dedicated consultants specialize in EU VAT for ecommerce and marketplace businesses. We don’t just process registrations — we help you fully understand your obligations, so you can operate confidently across multiple EU countries.
We provide clear guidance on VAT registration, place-of-supply rules, ecommerce VAT requirements, and import/export VAT. In addition, we support schemes such as OSS and IOSS, helping you simplify reporting when selling across the EU.
Unlike generic providers, we explain everything in plain, practical terms. You get step-by-step guidance tailored to your Amazon business — whether you use FBA, store goods in EU warehouses, or sell cross-border.
Our goal is simple: ensure your business stays fully compliant while minimizing risk, delays, and unnecessary costs.

Yes, in most cases. If you store goods in EU warehouses (FBA) or sell across borders, you will likely need VAT registration in one or more EU countries.
The main triggers include storing inventory in EU countries, exceeding distance selling thresholds, and importing goods into the EU before selling.
Yes. Many Amazon sellers require multiple VAT registrations depending on where their goods are stored and sold. We handle multi-country registrations as part of our service.
The One Stop Shop (OSS) simplifies VAT reporting for cross-border EU sales. It allows you to report VAT in one country instead of registering in every country where you sell, in certain cases..
The Import One Stop Shop (IOSS) is used for goods imported into the EU with a value under €150. It simplifies VAT collection at the point of sale.
Timelines vary by country, but typically range from 2 to 8 weeks. Some jurisdictions may take longer depending on complexity and documentation.
No, non-EU businesses can register for VAT in EU countries. However, in some cases, a fiscal representative may be required.
Yes. In addition to registration, we support VAT returns, reporting, and ongoing compliance to ensure your Amazon business remains fully aligned with EU regulations.
Ready to start selling across the EU without VAT issues? Our team is here to help. Whether you need VAT registration, guidance on OSS/IOSS, or full compliance support for your Amazon business, we’ll provide a clear and tailored solution.
Tell us about your business, where you sell, and whether you use Amazon FBA or store goods in EU warehouses. Based on this, we’ll outline exactly what you need, how long it will take, and the most efficient way to stay compliant. We keep the process simple, transparent, and focused on your growth — so you can concentrate on scaling your business while we handle the VAT side.