Question 1

What is the Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS)?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

The Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) is an EU-wide electronic system.

The IOSS platform enables suppliers and electronic interfaces that sell imported goods to buyers in the EU to collect, declare, and pay VAT to the relevant tax authorities. This eliminates the need for buyers to pay VAT when goods are imported into the EU, which was previously required for goods valued at over EUR 22.

Launched to simplify VAT compliance for businesses involved in distance sales of imported goods to EU consumers.

Through the IOSS, sellers and online marketplaces can collect, declare, and pay VAT for goods imported into the EU—directly to the relevant tax authorities—at the point of sale. This eliminates the prior requirement that buyers pay VAT upon importation.

Benefits for sellers:

Centralised VAT registration for all EU countries.
Simplified VAT reporting and payment.
Improved customer experience by avoiding customs delays and unexpected charges.

Benefits for buyers:

VAT is included upfront in the purchase price.
No hidden fees or customs handling charges at delivery.
Faster and smoother shipping process.

If a seller is not registered with IOSS, the buyer must pay VAT upon delivery and may also incur customs clearance fees charged by the courier or postal service.

The IOSS number is applied for through the Estonian Tax and Customs Board.

Question 2

What is EORI Number?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

The Economic Operators Registration and Identification System.

Commonly referred to as EORI, it is a mandatory registration system for companies engaged in importing or exporting goods to or from non-EU countries within the EU. The EORI code is specific to the country where the company is established and is required for customs clearance procedures. For instance, if an Estonian company imports goods directly into Germany, it must still obtain an EORI number in Estonia, as the company is registered there. This ensures compliance with the EU's customs regulations and facilitates the efficient movement of goods across borders. The validity or invalidity of an EORI number can be checked by visiting the "Confirmation of EORI Number". In cases where the concerned person has authorized the disclosure of their information, it is possible to conduct a search for the name and address of the company or individual associated with that EORI number.

Question 3

What ID cards can be used?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

Identification methods.

The following forms of electronic identification are accepted for digital signing and access to Estonian e-services:

Estonian ID card
Estonian e-Residency card
Estonian Smart-ID
Estonian Mobile-ID

For the most up-to-date list and technical requirements, visit www.id.ee.
Please note that accepted identification methods may change over time, so it's important to stay informed of any updates.

Additional info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPIxhFZcP_Y&t=18s

Question 4

How to give representation rights in the Estonian Tax and Customs Board?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

An authorisation sets the limits for a representative’s actions.

An authorisation is a defined set of rights that determines the scope within which a representative may legally act on behalf of the principal. It outlines what actions the representative is permitted to take and under what conditions, ensuring legal clarity and accountability for both parties. It is essential for the Estonian Tax and Customs Board that the content of authorization would be understandable and the person granting the authorization and the authorized person would be identifiable. The main and also the most convenient and practical way to transfer the right of representation is to do it through a suitable digital identification channel. These are Mobile ID, Estonian ID, e-resident ID, and Smart ID. European Union country ID cards are also suitable. It is important to have the right to log in to the systems of the Estonian state. If necessary, other less convenient and more expensive methods can also be used: power of attorney, lawyer's client agreement, etc. Additional info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKJ3zgS5oTc&t=4s

Question 5

What is the Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS)?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

The Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) is an EU-wide electronic system.

The IOSS platform enables suppliers and electronic interfaces that sell imported goods to buyers in the EU to collect, declare, and pay VAT to the relevant tax authorities. This eliminates the need for buyers to pay VAT when goods are imported into the EU, which was previously required for goods valued at over EUR 22.

Launched to simplify VAT compliance for businesses involved in distance sales of imported goods to EU consumers.

Through the IOSS, sellers and online marketplaces can collect, declare, and pay VAT for goods imported into the EU—directly to the relevant tax authorities—at the point of sale. This eliminates the prior requirement that buyers pay VAT upon importation.

Benefits for sellers:

Centralised VAT registration for all EU countries.
Simplified VAT reporting and payment.
Improved customer experience by avoiding customs delays and unexpected charges.

Benefits for buyers:

VAT is included upfront in the purchase price.
No hidden fees or customs handling charges at delivery.
Faster and smoother shipping process.

If a seller is not registered with IOSS, the buyer must pay VAT upon delivery and may also incur customs clearance fees charged by the courier or postal service.

The IOSS number is applied for through the Estonian Tax and Customs Board.

Question 6

What is EORI Number?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

The Economic Operators Registration and Identification System.

Commonly referred to as EORI, it is a mandatory registration system for companies engaged in importing or exporting goods to or from non-EU countries within the EU. The EORI code is specific to the country where the company is established and is required for customs clearance procedures. For instance, if an Estonian company imports goods directly into Germany, it must still obtain an EORI number in Estonia, as the company is registered there. This ensures compliance with the EU's customs regulations and facilitates the efficient movement of goods across borders. The validity or invalidity of an EORI number can be checked by visiting the "Confirmation of EORI Number". In cases where the concerned person has authorized the disclosure of their information, it is possible to conduct a search for the name and address of the company or individual associated with that EORI number.

Question 7

What ID cards can be used?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

Identification methods.

The following forms of electronic identification are accepted for digital signing and access to Estonian e-services:

Estonian ID card
Estonian e-Residency card
Estonian Smart-ID
Estonian Mobile-ID

For the most up-to-date list and technical requirements, visit www.id.ee.
Please note that accepted identification methods may change over time, so it's important to stay informed of any updates.

Additional info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPIxhFZcP_Y&t=18s

Question 8

How to give representation rights in the Estonian Tax and Customs Board?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

An authorisation sets the limits for a representative’s actions.

An authorisation is a defined set of rights that determines the scope within which a representative may legally act on behalf of the principal. It outlines what actions the representative is permitted to take and under what conditions, ensuring legal clarity and accountability for both parties. It is essential for the Estonian Tax and Customs Board that the content of authorization would be understandable and the person granting the authorization and the authorized person would be identifiable. The main and also the most convenient and practical way to transfer the right of representation is to do it through a suitable digital identification channel. These are Mobile ID, Estonian ID, e-resident ID, and Smart ID. European Union country ID cards are also suitable. It is important to have the right to log in to the systems of the Estonian state. If necessary, other less convenient and more expensive methods can also be used: power of attorney, lawyer's client agreement, etc. Additional info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKJ3zgS5oTc&t=4s

Question 9

What is the Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS)?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

The Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) is an EU-wide electronic system.

The IOSS platform enables suppliers and electronic interfaces that sell imported goods to buyers in the EU to collect, declare, and pay VAT to the relevant tax authorities. This eliminates the need for buyers to pay VAT when goods are imported into the EU, which was previously required for goods valued at over EUR 22.

Launched to simplify VAT compliance for businesses involved in distance sales of imported goods to EU consumers.

Through the IOSS, sellers and online marketplaces can collect, declare, and pay VAT for goods imported into the EU—directly to the relevant tax authorities—at the point of sale. This eliminates the prior requirement that buyers pay VAT upon importation.

Benefits for sellers:

Centralised VAT registration for all EU countries.
Simplified VAT reporting and payment.
Improved customer experience by avoiding customs delays and unexpected charges.

Benefits for buyers:

VAT is included upfront in the purchase price.
No hidden fees or customs handling charges at delivery.
Faster and smoother shipping process.

If a seller is not registered with IOSS, the buyer must pay VAT upon delivery and may also incur customs clearance fees charged by the courier or postal service.

The IOSS number is applied for through the Estonian Tax and Customs Board.

Question 10

What is EORI Number?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

The Economic Operators Registration and Identification System.

Commonly referred to as EORI, it is a mandatory registration system for companies engaged in importing or exporting goods to or from non-EU countries within the EU. The EORI code is specific to the country where the company is established and is required for customs clearance procedures. For instance, if an Estonian company imports goods directly into Germany, it must still obtain an EORI number in Estonia, as the company is registered there. This ensures compliance with the EU's customs regulations and facilitates the efficient movement of goods across borders. The validity or invalidity of an EORI number can be checked by visiting the "Confirmation of EORI Number". In cases where the concerned person has authorized the disclosure of their information, it is possible to conduct a search for the name and address of the company or individual associated with that EORI number.

Question 11

What ID cards can be used?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

Identification methods.

The following forms of electronic identification are accepted for digital signing and access to Estonian e-services:

Estonian ID card
Estonian e-Residency card
Estonian Smart-ID
Estonian Mobile-ID

For the most up-to-date list and technical requirements, visit www.id.ee.
Please note that accepted identification methods may change over time, so it's important to stay informed of any updates.

Additional info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPIxhFZcP_Y&t=18s

Question 12

How to give representation rights in the Estonian Tax and Customs Board?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

An authorisation sets the limits for a representative’s actions.

An authorisation is a defined set of rights that determines the scope within which a representative may legally act on behalf of the principal. It outlines what actions the representative is permitted to take and under what conditions, ensuring legal clarity and accountability for both parties. It is essential for the Estonian Tax and Customs Board that the content of authorization would be understandable and the person granting the authorization and the authorized person would be identifiable. The main and also the most convenient and practical way to transfer the right of representation is to do it through a suitable digital identification channel. These are Mobile ID, Estonian ID, e-resident ID, and Smart ID. European Union country ID cards are also suitable. It is important to have the right to log in to the systems of the Estonian state. If necessary, other less convenient and more expensive methods can also be used: power of attorney, lawyer's client agreement, etc. Additional info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKJ3zgS5oTc&t=4s

Question 13

What is the Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS)?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

The Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) is an EU-wide electronic system.

The IOSS platform enables suppliers and electronic interfaces that sell imported goods to buyers in the EU to collect, declare, and pay VAT to the relevant tax authorities. This eliminates the need for buyers to pay VAT when goods are imported into the EU, which was previously required for goods valued at over EUR 22.

Launched to simplify VAT compliance for businesses involved in distance sales of imported goods to EU consumers.

Through the IOSS, sellers and online marketplaces can collect, declare, and pay VAT for goods imported into the EU—directly to the relevant tax authorities—at the point of sale. This eliminates the prior requirement that buyers pay VAT upon importation.

Benefits for sellers:

Centralised VAT registration for all EU countries.
Simplified VAT reporting and payment.
Improved customer experience by avoiding customs delays and unexpected charges.

Benefits for buyers:

VAT is included upfront in the purchase price.
No hidden fees or customs handling charges at delivery.
Faster and smoother shipping process.

If a seller is not registered with IOSS, the buyer must pay VAT upon delivery and may also incur customs clearance fees charged by the courier or postal service.

The IOSS number is applied for through the Estonian Tax and Customs Board.

Question 14

What is EORI Number?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

The Economic Operators Registration and Identification System.

Commonly referred to as EORI, it is a mandatory registration system for companies engaged in importing or exporting goods to or from non-EU countries within the EU. The EORI code is specific to the country where the company is established and is required for customs clearance procedures. For instance, if an Estonian company imports goods directly into Germany, it must still obtain an EORI number in Estonia, as the company is registered there. This ensures compliance with the EU's customs regulations and facilitates the efficient movement of goods across borders. The validity or invalidity of an EORI number can be checked by visiting the "Confirmation of EORI Number". In cases where the concerned person has authorized the disclosure of their information, it is possible to conduct a search for the name and address of the company or individual associated with that EORI number.

Question 15

What ID cards can be used?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

Identification methods.

The following forms of electronic identification are accepted for digital signing and access to Estonian e-services:

Estonian ID card
Estonian e-Residency card
Estonian Smart-ID
Estonian Mobile-ID

For the most up-to-date list and technical requirements, visit www.id.ee.
Please note that accepted identification methods may change over time, so it's important to stay informed of any updates.

Additional info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPIxhFZcP_Y&t=18s

Question 16

How to give representation rights in the Estonian Tax and Customs Board?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

An authorisation sets the limits for a representative’s actions.

An authorisation is a defined set of rights that determines the scope within which a representative may legally act on behalf of the principal. It outlines what actions the representative is permitted to take and under what conditions, ensuring legal clarity and accountability for both parties. It is essential for the Estonian Tax and Customs Board that the content of authorization would be understandable and the person granting the authorization and the authorized person would be identifiable. The main and also the most convenient and practical way to transfer the right of representation is to do it through a suitable digital identification channel. These are Mobile ID, Estonian ID, e-resident ID, and Smart ID. European Union country ID cards are also suitable. It is important to have the right to log in to the systems of the Estonian state. If necessary, other less convenient and more expensive methods can also be used: power of attorney, lawyer's client agreement, etc. Additional info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKJ3zgS5oTc&t=4s

Question 17

What is the Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS)?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

The Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) is an EU-wide electronic system.

The IOSS platform enables suppliers and electronic interfaces that sell imported goods to buyers in the EU to collect, declare, and pay VAT to the relevant tax authorities. This eliminates the need for buyers to pay VAT when goods are imported into the EU, which was previously required for goods valued at over EUR 22.

Launched to simplify VAT compliance for businesses involved in distance sales of imported goods to EU consumers.

Through the IOSS, sellers and online marketplaces can collect, declare, and pay VAT for goods imported into the EU—directly to the relevant tax authorities—at the point of sale. This eliminates the prior requirement that buyers pay VAT upon importation.

Benefits for sellers:

Centralised VAT registration for all EU countries.
Simplified VAT reporting and payment.
Improved customer experience by avoiding customs delays and unexpected charges.

Benefits for buyers:

VAT is included upfront in the purchase price.
No hidden fees or customs handling charges at delivery.
Faster and smoother shipping process.

If a seller is not registered with IOSS, the buyer must pay VAT upon delivery and may also incur customs clearance fees charged by the courier or postal service.

The IOSS number is applied for through the Estonian Tax and Customs Board.

Question 18

What is EORI Number?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

The Economic Operators Registration and Identification System.

Commonly referred to as EORI, it is a mandatory registration system for companies engaged in importing or exporting goods to or from non-EU countries within the EU. The EORI code is specific to the country where the company is established and is required for customs clearance procedures. For instance, if an Estonian company imports goods directly into Germany, it must still obtain an EORI number in Estonia, as the company is registered there. This ensures compliance with the EU's customs regulations and facilitates the efficient movement of goods across borders. The validity or invalidity of an EORI number can be checked by visiting the "Confirmation of EORI Number". In cases where the concerned person has authorized the disclosure of their information, it is possible to conduct a search for the name and address of the company or individual associated with that EORI number.

Question 19

What ID cards can be used?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

Identification methods.

The following forms of electronic identification are accepted for digital signing and access to Estonian e-services:

Estonian ID card
Estonian e-Residency card
Estonian Smart-ID
Estonian Mobile-ID

For the most up-to-date list and technical requirements, visit www.id.ee.
Please note that accepted identification methods may change over time, so it's important to stay informed of any updates.

Additional info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPIxhFZcP_Y&t=18s

Question 20

How to give representation rights in the Estonian Tax and Customs Board?

John Doe · Accepted Answer

An authorisation sets the limits for a representative’s actions.

An authorisation is a defined set of rights that determines the scope within which a representative may legally act on behalf of the principal. It outlines what actions the representative is permitted to take and under what conditions, ensuring legal clarity and accountability for both parties. It is essential for the Estonian Tax and Customs Board that the content of authorization would be understandable and the person granting the authorization and the authorized person would be identifiable. The main and also the most convenient and practical way to transfer the right of representation is to do it through a suitable digital identification channel. These are Mobile ID, Estonian ID, e-resident ID, and Smart ID. European Union country ID cards are also suitable. It is important to have the right to log in to the systems of the Estonian state. If necessary, other less convenient and more expensive methods can also be used: power of attorney, lawyer's client agreement, etc. Additional info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKJ3zgS5oTc&t=4s

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