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What You Need to Know From 1 July 2026 , a major change is coming to how the European Union treats low-value e-commerce imports  — and it will affect sellers shipping B2C parcels into the EU . If you’ve been relying on the long-standing duty-free treatment for parcels valued under €150 , that’s about to change. In a move designed to level the playing field for EU businesses  and modernise customs , the Council of the European Union has agreed to introduce a flat customs duty

What Businesses Must Know The European Union continues to modernise its Value-Added Tax (VAT) framework for e-commerce , with reforms aimed at simplifying compliance, improving transparency, and aligning VAT reporting with the realities of digital cross-border trade . Whether you’re a non-EU seller shipping into the EU  or an EU-based business selling cross-border , it’s essential to understand what’s changing, when it applies, and how it impacts your VAT reporting obligation

Selling across borders is great for growth — new markets, new customers, more sales . But when it comes to VAT , cross-border transactions can quickly become complicated, especially when you sell to both businesses (B2B)  and consumers (B2C) . The tricky part? VAT rules differ depending on who you’re selling to and where they’re located.  Here’s a clear guide to help you navigate cross-border VAT without headaches. Cross-Border VAT: Why B2B and B2C Aren’t Treated the Same At

In e-commerce, it’s common for a customer’s billing address  and shipping address  to be in different countries — think gifts, expats, international shoppers, or customers ordering while on holiday. But while this is normal for customers, it can raise red flags for VAT and customs authorities  if not handled correctly. Get it wrong, and you could face VAT errors, customs delays, or fines . Get it right, and your cross-border orders flow smoothly. Here’s what businesses need t

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