I'm talking about charging VAT for customers in Europe, which means a different rate for every country, and two forms of proof for the actual location. Reportin

I'm talking about charging VAT for customers in Europe, which means a different rate for every country, and two forms of proof for the actual location. Reporting duties and storing records for 10 years etc... For a B2C company (or even small scale B2B dealing with many small companies) this is a total and utter mess. No accountant can abstract that away to my knowledge.