EU VAT Distance Selling Thresholds 2020
To help reduce the administrative burden on companies, and to encourage them to start trading across Europe, there are national VAT registration thresholds set by each country. If a foreign company is selling below these thresholds, it does not need to VAT register. Once over these limits within the same calendar year, it must apply for a VAT number.
| Country | VAT threshold |
|---|---|
| Austria | €35,000 |
| Belgium | €35,000 |
| Bulgaria | BGN 70,000 |
| Croatia | HRK 270,000 |
| Cyprus | €35,000 |
| Czech Republic | CZK 1,140,000 |
| Denmark | DKK 280,000 |
| Estonia | €35,000 |
| Finland | €35,000 |
| France | €35,000 |
| Germany | €100,000 |
| Greece | €35,000 |
| Hungary | €35,000 |
| Ireland | €35,000 |
| Italy | €35,000 |
| Latvia | €35,000 |
| Lithuania | €35,000 |
| Luxembourg | €100,000 |
| Malta | €35,000 |
| Netherlands | €100,000 |
| Norway (non-EU) | N/A |
| Poland | PLN 160,000 |
| Portugal | €35,000 |
| Romania | RON 118,000 |
| Slovakia | €35,000 |
| Slovenia | €35,000 |
| Spain | €35,000 |
| Sweden | SEK 320,000 |
| Switzerland (non-EU) | N/A |
| United Kingdom (non-EU) | £70,000 |