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Apparently it's either not a requirement or not so strongly enforced in the US and EU as it is in Japan, or that was my understanding from the conversation. Up

Apparently it's either not a requirement or not so strongly enforced in the US and EU as it is in Japan, or that was my understanding from the conversation. Update: searching a bit and reading about the EU sales taxes, there are few rules but overall it's pretty clear you either don't pay or pay local sales taxes even for international sales for low-volume B2C sales (sorry it's Spanish): https://www.carrilloasesores.com/post/iva-de-ventas-por-internet-o-comercio-electronico https://www.carrilloasesores.com/post/iva-de-ventas-por-inte...

Naga 5y ago
In Canada, it is a requirement to self-assess GST on purchases you make online. When you buy something online, you're supposed to fill out a form and mail a cheque to the government for the GST you should have paid on it. That being said, this is completely unenforced as well as unenforceable. Also, if you ask basically anyone in Canada they probably would have no idea this was a rule, but the rules are the rules. https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/forms-publications/publications/b-079/self-assessment-hst-on-supplies-brought-into-a-participating-province.html#5 https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/forms-publi...