Hello @Seller_XUNeUuvrQDpgP @Seller_ZyGdB49sb7An4,

Today, I encountered an error stating "Invalid charge method." Despite updating all of my information multiple times and receiving confirmation that my charge method has been verified, the issue persists.

Although the system shows that the charge method is verified on the verification tab, I still cannot access my account.

Could you please look into this matter and resolve it as soon as possible?

Thank you.

UK-established businesses?

Hi sellers,

Can anyone share their experience with Amazon’s handling of VAT depending on how your business is registered?

For non-UK-established businesses registered for VAT — where Amazon collects and submits VAT on your behalf (under the UK VAT domestic reverse charge system) — what issues or challenges have you faced?

For UK-established businesses registered for UK VAT — where Amazon may not collect VAT automatically, and you're required to handle VAT collection and submission yourself — what problems have you encountered?

We’re trying to understand which structure faces more operational or compliance challenges when selling on Amazon UK.

Any real experiences or advice would be very helpful.

Thanks in advance!

There are Sales Orders missing from our Reports repository. I have compared the Tax report to the reports repository and there are a significant number of orders missing. Also our fees do not come anywhere near the value invoiced. There are also sales orders on the report repository that do not appear on the VAT calculation report for June. How do i get accurate sales data for June?

A few years ago I set up an amazon seller account and added details of a business I had (and a business bank account) to sell a book.

A couple of years ago I dissolved the business and closed the business account.

I would like to continue selling the book as a personal seller with a personal account but can't seem to see a way of removing my business or switching to a personal account. I'm getting warnings about needing proof of my business again, which I can't provide.