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> But those different rates depend on the product category, not the product manufacturer or place of origin. They do, though: https://stripe.com/en-ch/resourc

> But those different rates depend on the product category, not the product manufacturer or place of origin. They do, though: https://stripe.com/en-ch/resources/more/import-tax-germany https://stripe.com/en-ch/resources/more/import-tax-germany

tzs 1y ago
No, they don't. As noted in the link you provided the VAT rate on an import sale is the same as the VAT rate for a non-import sale.
- trelane 1y ago
  There is a whole table with different numbers that vary by EU country. Look for "List of (import) VAT rates in EU countries"
  - detaro 1y ago
    That's an overview of the VAT in different countries, nothing to do with origins.
    - trelane 1y ago
      Aaah. That makes sense. Thanks!
orwin 1y ago
No, they don't. You have at least two VAT rates, and my country has four: - Staple food (rice, basically? Probably flour too) as well as healthcare: 0%. Food and common, staple products (soap, condoms, probably other), some cultural products (books, theater tickets, probably other), electricity, water: reduced rate (5.5%) 'vacation' rate: camping bookings, alternative healthcare, zoo, movies, restaurants (10%). Everything else is 20%, whatever the brand or the producer. I know because I actually checked my transaction tickets for a long time (and my first journey b was writing an OCR to automatically analyze those tickets to ask for VAT reimbursement)