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That's not how VAT works… the customer's local VAT rate is the one that is used, not the merchant's.
by TazeTSchnitzel 4y ago
That's not how VAT works… the customer's local VAT rate is the one that is used, not the merchant's.
- gizmo 4y agoNo, the EU has astonishingly childish VAT rules that specify which country is owed VAT at which rate for all sorts of edge cases, like an online purchase made from a train heading across a border. The vendor, the customer, and the train can represent up to four different countries, each of which can argue they are owed VAT.
- TazeTSchnitzel 4y agoThere are some exceptions but they're slowly being removed, and I don't think they would cover Meta whose business is entirely digital services?