
The Import One Stop Shop (IOSS)
Deliveries are considered drop shipments if no local fulfilment centre is used and there is no consolidation of stock in the EU. The item is imported from outside the EU and delivered directly to the customer in an EU country.
IOSS simplifies the collection and declaration of VAT for drop shippers. The Import One Stop Shop (IOSS) specifically applies to goods valued at no more €150. Read our articles on the IOSS below and learn how Vatglobal can assist your e-commerce company to become VAT compliant.
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How to inform HMRC about changes to IOSS status
UK tax authorities issued new guidance on what to do if you change your Import One Stop Shop (IOSS) VAT registration. If you had previously informed HMRC that you are registered with the IOSS, you can use the online resource

The Import One Stop Shop: Great for online sales (except when it’s not)
The EU’s VAT e-commerce package has benefited online retailers in Europe. However there are a number of important VAT issues that still need to be worked out. That’s according to preliminary results of a survey by online retailer industry body

Notify HMRC when using the IOSS in Northern Ireland

Fulfilment options in Europe and the VAT impact

A VIP ticket to the EU: Overcome dropshipping obstacles with the IOSS

Vatglobal’s IOSS solution: An easy way to use the Import One Stop Shop

Must I appoint an agent to use the Import One Stop Shop (IOSS)?

What does it mean to have an (Import One Stop Shop) IOSS registration?
