When selling goods to member countries of the European Union you might be required to register your business in a specific country and charge VAT at the rate as stipulated by local rules and regulations.
Each member country has a sales threshold.
If you are under it in a respective tax year, you are not required to register your business there and charge VAT.
Full list of thresholds below.
| Member state | National currency |
| Austria |
EUR 35 000 |
| Belgium | EUR 35 000 |
| Bulgaria | BGN 70 000 |
| Cyprus | EUR 35 000 |
| Czech Republic | CZK 1 140 000 |
| Germany | EUR 100 000 |
| Denmark | DKK 280 000 |
| Estonia | EUR 35 000 |
| Greece | EUR 35 000 |
| Spain | EUR 35 000 |
| Finland | EUR 35 000 |
| France | EUR 35 000 |
| Croatia | HRK 270 000 |
| Hungary | EUR 35 000 |
| Ireland | EUR 35 000 |
| Italy | EUR 35 000 |
| Lithuania | EUR 35 000 |
| Luxembourg | EUR 100 000 |
| Latvia | EUR 35 000 |
| Malta | EUR 35 000 |
| Netherlands | EUR 100 000 |
| Poland | PLN 160 000 |
| Portugal | EUR 35 000 |
| Romania | RON 118 000 |
| Sweden | SEK 320 000 |
| Slovakia | EUR 35 000 |
| Slovenia | EUR 35 000 |
| United Kingdom | GBP 70 000 |
NOTE1: There are certain exceptions to the rules outlined above, for more details please see here.
NOTE2: Special rules if you are selling excise goods may apply.
Excise goods are: alcohol/alcoholic drinks, energy products and electricity, tobacco products.
For more details on regulations applicable in specific member countries please see here.
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