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Dan Loan
Guest<p>My business sells products in multiple EU countries. How can I determine where I need to file VAT returns and pay VAT?</p><p> </p>
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JoanH
Guest<p>If you operate in multiple EU countries, you should consider using the One Stop Shop (OSS) system. It allows you to register in one country and pay VAT for cross-border sales in other EU countries through a single tax authority. However, you should note that there are specific rules and exceptions depending on whether you sell physical goods or digital services. You should also be aware of the distance-selling rules, which require you to comply with country-specific thresholds (e.g., €10,000) for mandatory registration in each individual country. For more details, check out the article VAT registration for small businesses It provides recommendations for businesses operating across multiple markets.</p>
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Hader
Guest<p>If you sell goods in the EU, VAT registration depends on each country’s distance selling threshold (€10k or €35k). Below thresholds, charge your home country’s VAT.</p><p>Above, register in the buyer’s country. The VAT calculator helps determine rates, while the OSS scheme simplifies **VAT calculation** for B2C sales across the EU.</p>
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