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Selling in the EU from the UK, how does tax and VAT work in terms of reporting to HMRC?
by Seller_64ANFRIFr4ruq

We've had our Amazon shop for nearly a year now and were predominantly using FBM in the UK only, but in the last three months have found FBA is working a lot better for us.

A few weeks ago, I accidentally enrolled into remote fulfilment where I've discovered our products are popular in France, Spain, Italy and The Netherlands and I'd like to continue with this.

I've been reading the seller forums, Reddit posts and seller university for advice selling in the EU, and I've established that Amazon collect and remit VAT across the countries on goods below £135, which is all of our products anyway. But where I'm confused is how to declare these sales to HMRC and report on my accounting software?

I currently invoice our overall sales, minus refunds and minus Amazon fees, all VAT inclusive. How do I report this for sales in the countries above? Is it still 20% VAT to HMRC? Zero rated? No VAT? Reverse Charge? I'm just stuck

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Prime Orders Marked as “Shipped Late” Despite On-Time Dispatch via Buy Shipping — Courier Issues?
by Seller_6FZufM5NTSWpH

Hi all,

We’re looking for advice from other sellers or any guidance from Amazon regarding “Shipped Late” metrics on Seller Fulfilled Prime orders. In these cases, we dispatched on time using Amazon Buy Shipping, but the orders were still marked as late — seemingly due to courier delays or scanning issues outside our control.

Recent examples:

Order 1

Promised dispatch date/time: 13/06/2025 23:59

Actual dispatch (Buy Shipping): 13/06/2025 15:24

Courier first scan: 15/06/2025 01:39 (DPD UK)

Promised delivery: 14/06/2025

Actual delivery: 15/06/2025

→ Dispatched same day via Buy Shipping, yet flagged as “Shipped Late”

Still flagged as “Shipped Late” due to courier scan delay/delivery timing

Order 2

Promised dispatch date/time: 09/06/2025 23:59

Actual dispatch (Buy Shipping): 09/06/2025 14:00

Courier first scan: 09/06/2025 16:45 (DPD UK)

Promised delivery: 10/06/2025

Actual delivery: 11/06/2025

→ Dispatched well before the cut-off, but marked as late based on delivery date

Marked as “Shipped Late” – but the only anomaly appears to be the actual delivery date, which is outside our control

In both cases:

  • We used Amazon Buy Shipping
  • Orders were dispatched on time
  • Delays seem to be due to courier scanning or delivery performance
  • Yet the system still flagged us as late, which affects our Prime metrics.

Questions:

  1. Is there any way to challenge these flags when there is clear evidence of on-time dispatch using Buy Shipping?
  2. Is there any option to introduce a buffer or flexibility in delivery times for Seller Fulfilled Prime, especially when delays are caused by the courier?
  3. Would using Amazon’s own delivery service prevent these issues, or would the same penalties apply if delivery is delayed?
  4. Would using Amazon delivery service be of any help, or would the same rule apply - even if courier takes longer to deliver - we are being penalised

We take our Prime metrics seriously and always dispatch on time. Any advice or suggestions from others in the community would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

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Evri lost amazon return
by Seller_M2Il1yiayMfjp

U need to go on the chat bot and say your the sender and then you will get to raise a claim

I just had to do over 20 of these from april and may that evri lost after amazon kindly refunded the customers on refund on 1st scan

Its just another thing that amazon do to make it harder for sellers to make any money on amazon ther eis all these little things add up to hundreds if not thousands if you miss them

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Urgent Help – Inauthentic Complaint Despite Multiple Appeals
by Seller_GkLry66xQzT9C
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Hi Guys. I know Amazon can be a frustrating place but my head is spinning as I cannot seem to get any kind of human being to look at our appeals. I am assuming a human isn't looking at our appeals as any human being would understand.

We had an Inauthentic complaint on a size variant ASIN which is a product that is handmade by us. I mean it's literally made by us and has been for 7 years. There is no possible way it can be Inauthentic in the first place. I have now done multiple appeals including giving links to our trademark and registered design of the actual product. I have on the last submission even included invoices for the material used in handmaking the final product. The response within 10 minutes after 2 hours compiling the appeal is that the invoices do not state the ASIN.

I find it very difficult not to swear. How on earth can the invoice show the ASIN when we hand make the product. I mean it's absolute lunacy.

We have been selling for 10 years and I find these times very difficult to stomach. I just don't even know how I can say anything else to them.

Please help me not lose my mind.

Thank You. Sophie

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Handling Time problems
by Seller_RTJNdLRVf9Zbe

Hi all,

I have been attempting to resolve this problem with Account Health Support with no success, so hopefully a fellow Seller may have an insight into this type of problem.

All my products have a handling time of 4 days as I have only 2 pick-ups each week and one specific ASIN always produces a ship-by date of 1 or 2 days depending on what time the order is placed. As a consequence my LDR (Late Dispatch Rate) is now at around 10% and I am receiving the standard warnings and emails about my account health. I have checked that the ASIN has the 4 day handling time and have raised the issue with Account Health Support and the responses are consistently explaining why my LDR is high because I dispatched the items after the ship-by date.

I know there have been some changes recently and I have checked that my shipping policies don't have any obvious changes.

Hopefully somebody will have had some experiece of this and can point me in the right direction.

Thank you

Alison

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DPD UK (Amazon-partnered carrier) How to book a collection?
by Seller_3Z9921WZ5Conz

Hi,

I've noticed in the last few days that DPD have been added as an Amazon partnered carrier for Small Parcel delivery into FBA warehouses.

I have booked 10 boxes on as a test. However I cannot seem to be able to book a DPD collection, as the DPD tracking numbers aren't recognised.

Anyone managed to book a collection?

Thanks in advanced

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🤔TradeBridge: Your Questions Answered - Amazon UK's New Funding Solution
by Seller_z3k8APxGfbQEK
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Hello Sellers,

Three months ago, we announced New term financing option available for eligible UK sellers. We have noticed several questions about Amazon's new financing partner, TradeBridge, and wanted to create a comprehensive guide addressing the most common queries. As an Amazon-vetted finance partner for UK sellers, TradeBridge offers funding solutions of up to £5,000,000 with flexible terms and competitive rates.

In this post, we will cover:

✅ Who TradeBridge is and their credentials

✅ How their financing compares to previous Amazon Term Loans

✅ Key features and benefits

✅ Eligibility requirements and application process

We have organized the information in a Q&A format to make it easier to navigate. If you have additional questions after reading, please feel free to ask them in the comments below.

💡 Let's dive into the details...

Q1: Who is TradeBridge and why should I trust them?

TradeBridge is one of two finance partners, selected by Amazon to offer funding to UK sellers. They have over 10 years of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) funding experience. TradeBridge has been thoroughly vetted by Amazon and is trusted to provide financing solutions specifically designed for marketplace sellers. More information about them can be found at TradeBridge’s Website.

Q2: How does TradeBridge financing compare to the discontinued Term Loans underwritten by Amazon?

To qualify for TradeBridge financing, Amazon UK sellers must first meet specific eligibility requirements and receive an invitation to apply. Through TradeBridge's program, sellers can access financing by selling their future receivables, with convenient repayment through fixed monthly installments. This financing solution offers more generous funding amounts and flexibility compared to Amazon's discontinued Term Loans program.

Features of TradeBridge financing include:

  • Funding amounts: Up to £5,000,000
  • Term Length: 3-18 months
  • APR range: 9.99% - 24.99%
  • Fixed monthly repayments via direct debit
  • No personal or business credit score impact
  • Estimated approvals within 2-hours
  • No collateral requirements, no personal guarantees
  • Transparent rates
  • Choice of funding date
  • Flexible first repayment date (up to 45 days) after cash disbursement
  • Option for scheduled payment holiday
  • No early repayment penalties
  • Late payment penalties apply for unscheduled missed payments

Q3: What are the eligibility requirements to obtain an invitation and approval?

Amazon uses an automated eligibility model to evaluate sellers who are in good standing. This evaluation considers multiple business performance metrics, including sales growth, order defect rate, customer feedback ratings, shipping performance, and various other proprietary indicators. Sellers interested in checking whether they've received a financing invitation, can find this information on Seller Central either in the 'Recommendations' section on the home page or under the Growth > Lending tab. Once the application has been submitted, TradeBridge begins a comprehensive underwriting process. This includes a whole business track review, Know-Your-Customer (KYC) verification, and anti-money laundering screenings. Drawing on their 10 years of industry experience, TradeBridge operates responsibly using advanced financial processes to ensure approved offers are made only to clients who can comfortably manage repayments while focusing on the growth of their business.

For more information regarding the Lending Program please visit the Amazon Lending help page.

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@Seller_PaG5sS4eOMWqA, Hello from Amazon Lending,

Thank you for your message. As part of our regular business planning, we continually evaluate our offerings and have made the decision to discontinue term financing underwritten by Amazon. Tradebridge has over 10 years of Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) lending experience. They've been thoroughly vetted by Amazon and are trusted to provide financing solutions specifically designed for marketplace sellers, offering higher loan amounts and more flexible terms than Amazon's direct lending.

For further questions about Amazon Lending program and Tradebridge, please visit https://sellercentral-europe.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/GPQQ2VAVEHREQYGL.

We appreciate your interest in Amazon Lending.

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Messaging Buyers About "Late" Packages Despite On-Time Dispatch
by Seller_znTeHti2qvorY

Thanks for your feedback. Could you please share the content of your template, as we can learn from your positive experience?

On the main page, on the right, Amazon always pose a question, and you click the multiple choice if you agree with a positive or negative experience, and you also add your comments/feedback. I can not think of one thing that improved from the feedback I have given over the last 20 years.

I think the best that could improve is if we could speak to someone who made a difference, rather than pass on and close the case within a minute after contacting seller support.

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Settlement Report Discrepancy – Product Charges Far Lower Than Actual Sales
by Seller_wYwY2NjmeTPDu

Hi all,

I’m posting here after getting stuck in an unresolved loop with both regular support and the executive escalation team.

Issue Summary:

My Product Charges in settlement reports are drastically lower than my actual shipped order volume and sales figures.

For the period 27 May – 10 June, I had 483 shipped orders and over £14,000 in sales (per Business Reports), but Product Charges in the settlement report only show £8,428.88.

For 10 June – 15 June, there were 144 shipped orders and over £6,100 in sales, but only £2,522.22 reported as Product Charges.

Account Reserve is £0, so there’s no holding explanation.

I’ve already:

Raised this under Case ID: 11202651142

Sent a detailed PDF with transaction report analysis to the executive team

Been asked to provide “missing order IDs” even though there are no missing orders — just settlement data not matching sales.

Has anyone experienced similar discrepancies?

I’d really appreciate if any Amazon staff or fellow sellers could advise whether this is:

A known issue?

Something that requires internal reconciliation from the Payments or Technical teams?

Thanks in advance,

Bhasker Dhir

Bubcommercial Ltd

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