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How to check woocommerce to see if sales volume is over VAT turnover limit? (europe.pub)
submitted 2 months ago by short_yam@europe.pub to c/wordpress@lemmy.world
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Is there a way that I can use WooCommerce’s built-in “Analytics” or “Reports” to see if my sales volume to the EU has exceeded the VAT turnover limit?

My understanding is that my business doesn’t have to pay VAT until I’ve exceeded importing goods valued at 10,000.00 EUR into the EU for a given calendar year. I run a small shop that’s been way under that limit, but business has been getting better, and I want to know how close I am to that line.

Is there some easy way to show my total volume of sales to countries in the EU in woocommerce?

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[-] VarinderK26@sh.itjust.works 1 points 1 month ago

Yes, WooCommerce can help with this. You can use WooCommerce Analytics → Revenue/Orders and filter or export your orders by billing/shipping country, then total the qualifying sales for EU countries. For a more convenient country-by-country report, there are also WooCommerce reporting extensions that provide sales by country.

One thing to double-check, though: the €10,000 EU threshold depends on the type and origin of your sales. It isn't simply a €10,000 limit for "imports into the EU." So I'd verify your specific situation before using that figure for VAT purposes.

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