


WooCommerce EU VAT compliance can include charging the customer’s local VAT rate, keeping VAT records, filing VAT returns and checking whether OSS or IOSS applies. If you sell to customers across Europe, you may need support with VAT registration, VAT rates and cross-border reporting.
If you sell B2B through WooCommerce, you may need to collect and validate customer VAT numbers before applying the correct VAT treatment. This is especially important for EU VAT, reverse charge checks and business customer invoices.
Whether you’re shipping orders to your customers from outside the EU or in it, we can help you do it compliantly. We’ll get you registered and take care of filing the returns, so you don’t have to add monthly paperwork to your to-do list.
We’ll guide you through what’s needed based on where you’re registering. Book a call with us and we’ll explain exactly what information is required for your situation.








To add VAT or GST to your prices on a WooCommerce store, you’ll first need to enable taxes in the settings. Get the full instructions from our WooCommerce VAT guide.