I would never advise to dodge taxes but pragmatically it also depends on the volume of rateable sales they do, or expect to do, in the EU. If you don't target E

I would never advise to dodge taxes but pragmatically it also depends on the volume of rateable sales they do, or expect to do, in the EU. If you don't target EU customers and get one once in a while on small ticket digital items (I suppose for most physical items VAT will be charged to receipient when going through customs), I don't think many people will bother with EU VAT... Same for foreign customers from any countries, really. Let's say you get a customer from Brazil, are you going to check all Brazilian laws and regulations first and register with the Brazilian tax office if legally required? Frankly, probably not. Personally, foreign regulations are not something I would spend time on until I start getting traction from the relevant country, otherwise it's a real rabbit hole.