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XWe help non-EU based eCommerce sellers who import goods into the EU member states, stay compliant with local VAT regulations and tax rules. From IOSS registration to regular filing and ongoing compliance we take care of everything.
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From July 1’ 2021, EU has redefined its EU eCommerce law to bring equality to its VAT collecting model. Under the new guidance, all parties coming under the aegis of a uniform taxation policy are thereby liable for taxation irrespective of the price of goods imported from outside the EU.
If you are the non-EU seller, selling goods valued up to €150, then it becomes simpler for you to register under IOSS (Import-One-Stop-Shop). The valid reasons to avail these services are:
Declaration and remittance of tax gets simpler and better to sellers who are conducting sales in the EU
Enjoy a single IOSS VAT registration, declaration and payment. Register only in one EU member state country and deliver goods to consumer throughout the EU.
Avoidance of delay in customs as goods gets cleared rapidly by using a standardized IOSS number.
Get unified VAT number for selling the goods in the EU and for payment of tax.
No more unexpected VAT payments for your customers. Let your customers know how much they are going to pay at the POS and deliver a quality service to all your EU customers.
The EU Import -One-Stop-Shop (IOSS) scheme is designed for non-EU based businesses importing goods into the EU. Though not mandatory, the IOSS scheme adds a number of benefits for both consumers and suppliers. The IOSS scheme is suitable for;
At CBV, we offer a low fixed price for EU IOSS VAT filing, for all online sellers, regardless of your turnover and transaction numbers. Our price for IOSS VAT filing is easily the best in the market. Whether you are looking for IOSS registration or ongoing filing services or a simple VAT consultation, we got you covered.
Irrespective of the number of transactions/volumes of trade conducted, our pricing for IOSS is affordable to sellers of all sizes. No hidden costs, simpler terms and realistic to the market fluctuations.
We deliver high quality VAT and sales tax calculation for e-Commerce sellers and online retailers for cross border transaction. On a month-on-month basis, we cross verify sales data with the country that you sell in order to ensure accuracy in VAT figures and calculations.
With years of experience in cross border VAT and tax, we help eCommerce businesses and online retailers importing goods into the EU Member States. Our professionals are well experience in dealing with cross border sales and update ourselves on various legal metrics including VAT registration, schemes, filing and various other tax obligations.
Our rapport with our customers whether buyer or seller has garnered goodwill for all the work we perform. From our pricing policies, customs clearance, VAT calculations, updated technological input, and government policies has been always catered with perfection to the end user. We are here in the business for this very habit of keeping our customer ahead of us.
We help you simplify the complexities of IOSS VAT declaration and payment - so you don’t have to worry about missing deadlines, incurring penalties or import taxes for various EU member states.
As part of the EU VAT eCommerce package, the European Commission introduced the Import-One-Stop-Shop (IOSS) to simplify VAT obligations on distance sales of imported goods.
With the new VAT rule as of 1 July, 2021, all goods imported into the EU from a third territory will be subjected to VAT declaration and payment irrespective of their value.
This scheme is specifically for the sale of “low value” goods (not exceeding €150) from outside the EU to buyers in the EU Member State.
The IOSS covers distance sales of goods under the following scenario:
All imported goods with a value of above EUR 150 will be subject to the usual import tax and other customs clearance procedures.
No. The IOSS registration is not mandatory to sell goods or services to buyers in the EU. But if your business is registered for the new EU VAT IOSS scheme, then you should conduct all sales to EU customers through the IOSS system.
Online sellers: From 1 April 2021, businesses can register online for IOSS on any of the EU Member State. Once registered, it applies for all long-distance sales on imported goods to EU customers.
If you are a non-EU established business, then you’ll have to appoint an EU based intermediary who is registered with tax authorities in their country of origin.
Online sellers and marketplaces who are not IOSS registered will have to pay VAT on imported low value goods similar to how VAT is paid on higher value goods during customs clearance. This will cause a delay in delivering goods as the customers will receive them only after VAT has been paid.
The OSS is of two type
IOSS registered online sellers will have to apply VAT when they sell goods destined for a consumer based in any of the EU Member States. VAT rates will be applied based on where the goods get delivered in the EU.
Facilitating marketplaces:Facilitating marketplaces (electronic interfaces) registered for IOSS, will have to collect and pay VAT to the responsible tax authorities – instead of the actual seller collecting VAT on sales made to a buyer in the EU. VAT rates will be applied based on where the goods get delivered in the EU.
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