Stop losing money on EU VAT
Automatic tax, VAT ID collection and the two settings most sellers get wrong on their first launch.
EU VAT on digital goods is charged at the buyer's rate, not yours. If you sell a €29 template to someone in Hungary you owe 27%; to someone in Luxembourg, 17%. Getting this wrong is quiet and expensive, because nobody complains — you simply under-collect and pay the difference later.
The fix takes about four minutes. Switch on automatic tax so the rate is calculated from the buyer's location at checkout, and enable VAT ID collection so business buyers can reverse-charge instead of paying tax they will reclaim anyway.
The setting people get wrong is tax-inclusive versus tax-exclusive pricing. Consumer sellers in the EU almost always want inclusive: the price on the page is the price paid, and your margin varies slightly by country. B2B sellers usually want exclusive. Pick one before you launch, because changing it later reprices every product.
Keep the exports. Checkout Page records the rate, the country and the VAT ID for every order, which is exactly the file your accountant will ask for at quarter end.
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