According to the regulations of the IRS, cross-border e-commerce not only needs to register for VAT, but also needs to declare once every three months. Merchants who fail to declare according to the regulations not only need to pay taxes, but also need to pay extra fees if they fail to complete the declaration on time. In the above situation, since there is no VAT account in the UK station, once it is verified by the IRS, it will definitely lead to the risk that the store will be closed.

Then, the Amazon website in the UK was blocked due to VAT. Will Amazon sites in other sites also have an impact?

Generally speaking, if you apply for a local VAT account in other countries and pay taxes according to local tax laws and regulations, you can still continue to operate in other sites. However, other stores can continue to operate, which does not mean that cross-border sellers can sit back and relax. With the promotion of enjoying EU tax big data and tax process, serious violations by cross-border sellers do not rule out the possibility of goods being removed from Amazon platform. Before these sequelae appear, sellers should pay more attention to these changes. Therefore, for cross-border sellers, it is best to respect EU tax rules and operate legally to avoid unnecessary troubles in the future. Of course, if you don't know anything about VAT in Britain, you can consult J&; The customer service of P accounting firm, perhaps, they can give you the best answer.