Hello, my VAT registration application to HMRC to work with Amazon FBA and benefit from storage services in the UK was rejected on the grounds that I did not exceed the annual turnover threshold and I did not have significant commercial activity. In this case, will I be able to sell on Amazon Uk? I just founded my company in England. As Amazon, will I be asked for a Vat number? Do I pay VAT?
If you are not a UK resident then the VAT threshold does not apply. If you live outside UK and want to use UK for FBA then you must be VAT registered here, so whoever told you about not meeting the threshold was wrong.
Hello, my VAT registration application to HMRC to work with Amazon FBA and benefit from storage services in the UK was rejected on the grounds that I did not exceed the annual turnover threshold and I did not have significant commercial activity. In this case, will I be able to sell on Amazon Uk? I just founded my company in England. As Amazon, will I be asked for a Vat number? Do I pay VAT?
Hello, my VAT registration application to HMRC to work with Amazon FBA and benefit from storage services in the UK was rejected on the grounds that I did not exceed the annual turnover threshold and I did not have significant commercial activity. In this case, will I be able to sell on Amazon Uk? I just founded my company in England. As Amazon, will I be asked for a Vat number? Do I pay VAT?
If you are not a UK resident then the VAT threshold does not apply. If you live outside UK and want to use UK for FBA then you must be VAT registered here, so whoever told you about not meeting the threshold was wrong.
If you are not a UK resident then the VAT threshold does not apply. If you live outside UK and want to use UK for FBA then you must be VAT registered here, so whoever told you about not meeting the threshold was wrong.
If you are not a UK resident then the VAT threshold does not apply. If you live outside UK and want to use UK for FBA then you must be VAT registered here, so whoever told you about not meeting the threshold was wrong.