Misconceptions:
1: New Rules Affect All E-Commerce Sellers
2: One-Stop Shop is Mandatory
3: Union Scheme is for EU Businesses Only
4: One-Stop Shop is Only for Sales Above 10,000 Euros
5: Non-EU Businesses do not Require a Tax Representative
6: One-Stop Shop Covers all Sales of Goods to EU Consumers
7: One-Stop Shop Does Not Cover Sales Into the U.K.
8: Import Scheme Applies to Goods Below 150 Euros
9: EU VAT Number can be Used for all Special Schemes
10: Tax Invoices are Obligatory in E-Commerce Sales
Source Bloombergtax
Latest Posts in "European Union"
- Comments on GC T-657/24: VAT exemption for credit intermediation applies when the intermediary searches for and recruits customers
- Recent ECJ/General Court VAT Jurisprudence and Implications for EU Compliance (November 2025)
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- Review of the VAT treatment of Transfer Pricing adjustments
- EU VAT Rate Changes in 2026: Key Updates for Finland, Lithuania, and Germany
