EU VAT OSS threshold checker
Add up your net B2C sales to other EU countries and see whether you’ve crossed the €10,000 EU-wide threshold — the point where you must charge the customer’s VAT rate and can file via OSS.
The One-Stop-Shop threshold is a single EU-wide €10,000 per calendar year, counting only cross-border B2C sales of goods and digital (TBE) services to consumers in other EU countries.
Verdict
You’re below the €10,000 threshold
You can keep charging your own country’s VAT rate — €4,000 of headroom left this year. OSS is optional until you cross it.
Rule-of-thumb for goods and digital services — B2B, domestic and some categories differ. Not tax advice; confirm your position with an accountant or your tax authority.
The €10,000 OSS threshold, explained
Since July 2021 the EU has a single €10,000 threshold for cross-border B2C distance sales of goods and telecom/broadcast/electronic (TBE) services. It is EU-wide and cumulative — the combined net value of all your sales to consumers in other EU countries in a calendar year, not a per-country figure.
Below €10,000 you can keep charging your own country’s VAT rate. From the sale that pushes you over, the place of supply shifts to the customer’s country: you must charge their VAT rate. The One-Stop-Shop (OSS) lets you declare and pay all of that through a single quarterly return instead of registering for VAT in each country.
This checker is a rule-of-thumb, not tax advice — domestic sales, B2B sales and some categories are treated differently. Confirm your position with an accountant or your tax authority.
No. Only cross-border B2C sales to consumers in other EU countries count toward it. Sales within your own country don’t.
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