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90k threshold. Originally I thought I had a valid uk address to be vat free up until the threshold was reached. However, since I am using a PO Box address, I am unable to provide proof of being uk established for vat purposes (I am based in Ireland). This means I am a NETP. As a result, I have to pay HMRC the owed vat since beginning my seller journey on Amazon. My question is: will I need to provide proof of a physical address to register for Vat or will my virtual address registered with company house do?
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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid
This is a duplicate of your thread from yesterday., and technically against forum guidelines. You might get help if you tag in a forum mod eg. @Winston_Amazon @Julia_Amazon. I'm afraid I cannot help, but it does seem that Amazon do not like virtual addresses, but how that would work for VAT, I really do not know. Do you actually get correspondence etc to the virtual address ?
https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/seller-forums/discussions/t/dca019bd-9a76-48b4-99bf-50f98c0681cf?postId=dca019bd-9a76-48b4-99bf-50f98c0681cf
Simon_Amazon
Hello @Seller_UnpC8atkayHA9,
Here Simon from Amazon, happy to try to help.
Have you already reached out to our Seller Support team in regards to this query?
-Simon
Seller_MT8rt0A2OpbCx
If you are NETP, the threshold for VAT is zero. You are a NETP if you are not a resident in the U.K. or you do not operate the business (e.g. take and make deliveries, have meetings, store paperwork and accounts, etc.) within the U.K.
I am not sure, but you may be best changing your registration to your Ireland address. You may not have to be operating from the U.K. to register for VAT.
Seller_MT8rt0A2OpbCx
I am curious about any VAT you may have already paid, and may possibly be able to claim back to offset the VAT you owe on past sales to the U.K. once registered.
Where did you purchase the products? From Ireland, EU, U.K. or elsewhere. Was there VAT on the invoices or paid on import?
Do you sell directly from Ireland to the U.K. or via FBA in the U.K.? If FBA do you pay VAT via the couriers or other when the products are imported into the U.K.? If directly, Amazon requires that the customer should not pay any import duty or VAT, so are you pre-paying the VAT and sending DDP?
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