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VAT on Amazon

We are in the process of registering for VAT.

Currently we are not VAT registered and we pay tax on referral fees and FBA fees.

Am I right in thinking that once we are VAT recognised by Amazon, we will not have to pay these?

Thank you :slight_smile:

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Seller_9idPMYuN5lTTl

VAT on Amazon

We are in the process of registering for VAT.

Currently we are not VAT registered and we pay tax on referral fees and FBA fees.

Am I right in thinking that once we are VAT recognised by Amazon, we will not have to pay these?

Thank you :slight_smile:

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Once you’ve uploaded your vat number , amazon stop charging vat on seller fees - referral and fba - but not PPC

You take these amounts - total and vat and enter them in set boxes on the return - they effectively cancel each other out

But you don’t pay them in the first place so therefore nothing to claim back

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Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc

That’s correct
But you account for them on your returns as reverse charge

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Seller_W0AmSpe8RjZgA

hello, my amazon account is deducted, although I have data exemption, VAT in UK e-commerce should not be subject to this wattage deduction, it should be exempt from 85,000 pounds.

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Seller_9idPMYuN5lTTl

VAT on Amazon

We are in the process of registering for VAT.

Currently we are not VAT registered and we pay tax on referral fees and FBA fees.

Am I right in thinking that once we are VAT recognised by Amazon, we will not have to pay these?

Thank you :slight_smile:

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Seller_9idPMYuN5lTTl

VAT on Amazon

We are in the process of registering for VAT.

Currently we are not VAT registered and we pay tax on referral fees and FBA fees.

Am I right in thinking that once we are VAT recognised by Amazon, we will not have to pay these?

Thank you :slight_smile:

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VAT on Amazon

by Seller_9idPMYuN5lTTl

We are in the process of registering for VAT.

Currently we are not VAT registered and we pay tax on referral fees and FBA fees.

Am I right in thinking that once we are VAT recognised by Amazon, we will not have to pay these?

Thank you :slight_smile:

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Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc
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Once you’ve uploaded your vat number , amazon stop charging vat on seller fees - referral and fba - but not PPC

You take these amounts - total and vat and enter them in set boxes on the return - they effectively cancel each other out

But you don’t pay them in the first place so therefore nothing to claim back

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Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc
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Once you’ve uploaded your vat number , amazon stop charging vat on seller fees - referral and fba - but not PPC

You take these amounts - total and vat and enter them in set boxes on the return - they effectively cancel each other out

But you don’t pay them in the first place so therefore nothing to claim back

10
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Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc
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Once you’ve uploaded your vat number , amazon stop charging vat on seller fees - referral and fba - but not PPC

You take these amounts - total and vat and enter them in set boxes on the return - they effectively cancel each other out

But you don’t pay them in the first place so therefore nothing to claim back

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Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc

That’s correct
But you account for them on your returns as reverse charge

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Seller_W0AmSpe8RjZgA

hello, my amazon account is deducted, although I have data exemption, VAT in UK e-commerce should not be subject to this wattage deduction, it should be exempt from 85,000 pounds.

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Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc

That’s correct
But you account for them on your returns as reverse charge

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Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc

That’s correct
But you account for them on your returns as reverse charge

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Seller_W0AmSpe8RjZgA

hello, my amazon account is deducted, although I have data exemption, VAT in UK e-commerce should not be subject to this wattage deduction, it should be exempt from 85,000 pounds.

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Seller_W0AmSpe8RjZgA

hello, my amazon account is deducted, although I have data exemption, VAT in UK e-commerce should not be subject to this wattage deduction, it should be exempt from 85,000 pounds.

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