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Originally Posted by e2free Nope thats not correct you can declare vat exemption by just clicking yes and they will issue receipts for you automatically
I cant share the link here as this was they sent in email which can link but I am sure you can find this solution on Google or contact Az |
https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/t...c_idr_ahd_step
This link? That's only for those who sell VAT exempt goods.
Here's the criteria:
Terms and Conditions
Features
Based on your self-declaration, confirming that you are not required to register for VAT in both the EU and the UK and generate VAT invoices for your Customers, Amazon will generate and issue a receipt (“proof of purchase”) for all your sales in your name and in your behalf.
No VAT will be calculated from the offer listing price. Customers will be able to base their buying decisions on the offer listing price and the “Downloadable receipt” badge on your offer.
Terms and Conditions
By declaring your VAT registration status as “exempt”, you agree to the following terms and conditions:
As a Business established in the EU:
You supply goods and the total annual amount is below the domestic threshold of the country where you are primarily established and you are shipping from.
You also do not store inventory (and/or ship goods from) outside the country of your primary business.
In case you supply goods to Customers established in a different EU country other than the country of dispatch (in the context of article 33 of the EU VAT Directive 2006/112 EC), your total annual sales in the destination country is also below the distance sales threshold.
As a business primarily established and dispatching only from the UK:
You sell goods below the current domestic registration threshold.
You only sell goods that are exempt/not subject to VAT.
You do not store inventory (and/or dispatch goods from) outside the UK.
You do not act as the importer of records when dispatching goods to an EU-based customer.
As a Business established outside the EU and the UK:
You exclusively ship goods directly from outside the EU or the UK.
You do not have any inventory stored in any of the EU 27 member states and the UK.
You do not act as the importer of the goods in the EU and the UK.
You are responsible for ensuring that the necessary compliance-related obligations are fulfilled at all times.
The main AMZ forum has loads of threads about it, I'm not VAT registered and, like nearly all who've commented, registration is denied.
Let's hope it works for OP.