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Registering for VAT isn’t just a legal requirement in certain cases — it’s often a strategic business decision. If you’re planning to grow your company, work with B2B partners, or enter international markets, obtaining VAT status can be a smart and profitable move.
Entrepreneurs who: exceed the VAT exemption turnover threshold, provide services abroad, import goods from outside the EU or simply want to reclaim VAT on business expenses.
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FAQ
VAT registration is required when a company sells goods or services in a country where it has no establishment but reaches a certain turnover threshold or uses a local warehouse (e.g. Amazon FBA or other fulfillment solutions). In the EU, registration may also be triggered once the annual B2C distance sales threshold of €10,000 is exceeded.
Yes – but only until your total annual B2C distance sales across the EU exceed €10,000. Once you pass this threshold – and if you are not using the OSS scheme – local VAT registration becomes mandatory.
Local VAT registration means registering with the tax authorities in each country where sales take place and complying with local VAT rules (e.g. invoicing, filing returns). The OSS (One Stop Shop) scheme allows you to report B2C distance sales to multiple EU countries in a single quarterly return – but only for eligible distance sales, and only within the EU.
No. VAT registration only covers indirect taxes (goods and services). Corporate or personal income tax continues to be declared in the country where your business is established.
It depends on the country. In some cases, registration takes just a few days; in others, it may take several weeks.
Typically, you’ll need: an extract from your company register, a power of attorney, contracts with clients or suppliers, and proof of taxable activity (e.g. invoices). Specific requirements vary by jurisdiction.
Yes. Once registered, you are required to file VAT returns according to the local rules – monthly, quarterly or annually. For example, in Portugal, companies with an annual turnover below €650,000 file quarterly returns.
The registration process with tax authorities is generally free, but there may be additional costs for representation, sworn translations, or notarized documents. In some countries (e.g. Norway or Switzerland), appointing a local tax representative is mandatory.
Once your registration is complete, you’ll receive a VAT number and confirmation. For EU countries, you can verify the number’s validity through the VIES system. For non-EU countries (e.g. Norway, Switzerland), national VAT registers are available.
Yes. If your taxable activity in a given country ends, you can request deregistration. Doing so is advisable to avoid unnecessary reporting obligations or penalties for missing returns.