TBA Global

Amazon Sellers Hub

Welcome to our Amazon Seller Hub!​

Welcome to our Amazon Seller Hub!

TBA Global has been proudly partnered with Amazon as their preferred service provider for over 6 years, allowing eligible online sellers to enjoy simple yet efficient compliance services in up to 19 countries with Amazon’s Service Provider Network (SPN).

Through this partnership, we helped over 60,000 sellers globally to:

Transfer Your VAT to TBA Global

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If you’re looking to start selling on Amazon, this is the place to be.  Whether you need help with VAT, EPR, or other compliance issues, TBA Global can ensure that your business is set up and running smoothly in your chosen markets.

Register VAT with Amazon

This is a complex issue that depends on two factors: Generally, if you’re looking to store inventory elsewhere for easy shipping to customers, you’ll need a valid VAT number at the destination.

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Register EPR with Amazon

EPR requirements have been implemented across the EU and in the UK.  

These requirements will vary depending on your intended trading market(s). There is no EU-wide registration scheme, so you’ll need to comply with all local regulations.

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Supplementary requirements – EURP

Depending on where you’re trading, you may also need to comply with additional market regulations. For example, the EU has introduced the EU Responsible Person (EURP) requirement to support the product safety of CE-marked products.

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Supplementary requirements -EURP

Amazon is obliged to check that you are complying with local requirements, whether it is for VAT, tax or any other regulation. This check will include verifying your registration details, such as your VAT/EPR number/Product Compliance.

Amazon may suspend:

You should ensure that Amazon is updated with all the relevant registrations. 

You may also face additional regulatory action from the relevant local authorities, including fines/penalties for non-compliance.

Besides from our compliance services, we can help expand your business even further with additional services such as trademarking.

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Frequently Asked Questions

You’ll usually need to apply for VAT to use Amazon’s regional marketplaces.  For example, if you want to use Amazon.de, you’ll need to obtain a valid German VAT registration.

This is in addition to the other standard VAT rules, such as having a VAT registration in the location where you intend to store inventory.  For example, if you want to store inventory in a German warehouse, you must have a valid German VAT registration first.

If you need to apply for VAT, get in touch with us and we can help you.

You should upload your VAT number(s) to Amazon Seller Central.  Amazon will then verify that your number(s) are valid and allow you to start trading.

You should also double-check whether you need to comply with any other regulations.  Many regions will have additional compliance requirements such as Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). 

The Citizen ID and Business Registration Number fields are only mandatory for your domestic tax registration (e.g. if your business is established in Italy, you will need to provide both along with your Italian VAT number). 

For all other VAT numbers, you can leave the fields blank.  Amazon will only verify the VAT number(s). 

Amazon will automatically flag any non-compliant product listings and inform you of your EPR obligations.  Depending on the region, your listings may be suspended until you upload a valid EPR number.

Some regions may mandate the marketplace to automatically enrol you in an alternative EPR reporting service (e.g. Amazon Pay on Behalf in Spain). 

Alternatively, you can get in touch with us and we can see how to best help you.

 

Amazon acts as a marketplace facilitator for some transactions, which means that Amazon will collect and remit VAT on your behalf.  Transactions eligible for marketplace facilitation will be marked in your account summary. 

However, this does not apply to all transactions (e.g. B2B sales).  For any remaining transactions, you will still need to collect and remit VAT yourself.  This is then reported through the VAT returns we submit on your behalf.

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