Green Circle Speaks Cross-Border] How to Pay VAT Taxes in Each Country

With the continuous development of cross-border e-commerce, the tax of each country is becoming more and more compliant, and all sellers can't get around the problem of VAT tax payment.
Today, Green Circle is going to give you a run through of which countries' taxes can be paid by yourself and which countries' VAT taxes you cannot pay directly.
1. UK VAT
According to the relevant regulations of the UK tax department, the tax payment needs to be registered with the UK VAT number, and the UK VAT tax can be paid through two main channels:
Channel 1: After the completion of the tax return, sellers can transfer money through foreign currency banks, such as P-card, pingpong, Miles WF, Lian Lian, etc., or any bank that has foreign payment remittance business;
Channel 2: For sellers who are not particularly familiar with the process, look for a professional and regular tax agency to operate on their behalf.
2. German VAT
German VAT, similar to the UK, requires you to pay attention to the local tax code and filing period information, there are also two channels to pay taxes:
Method 1: The tax agent will give the tax return to the seller after filing every month, and the seller will pay the tax to the tax office by himself.
At present, there are many ways to pay German VAT: foreign currency bank transfers, P-card, pingpong, Miles WF, Lian Lian, etc. Sellers can choose their most convenient way to pay;
Mode 2: For sellers who are not particularly familiar with the process, look for a professional and regular tax agency to operate on their behalf.
3. French VAT
The French tax authorities require the tax to be transferred via the SEPA transfer system.
SEPA is the acronym for Single Euro Payment Area. It is an initiative launched by the European Union in 2014 to allow individuals and companies to make electronic payments in euro as a payment currency within the European Union, governed by common rules.
The bank account of a non-EU company cannot pay the tax directly to the French tax office, so for Chinese sellers who do not have a local bank account in the EU, it is not possible to realize the transfer. Therefore, it is common practice for sellers to pay the tax to the local tax agent through foreign currency bank transfer, P-card, Miles WF, pingpong, LianLian, etc., and then the tax agent will pay the tax to the tax office on behalf of the seller.
4. Italian VAT
The payment of VAT in Italy is similar to the situation in the UK and Germany.
Mode 1: Customers can make payment directly to the Central Tax Office through foreign currency bank transfer, P-card, Miles WF, pingpong, Lianlian, etc.; note that the remittance note specified by the tax agent is required.
Mode 2: Payment on behalf of the taxpayer.
5. Spanish VAT
The Spanish tax office does not have a unified bank account for tax payments, which can be made through a tax agent. The Spanish tax office only accepts automatic tax payments from local Spanish banks.
Currently, through foreign currency bank transfers, P-Card, Miles WF, pingpong, and Lian Lian can be paid to the bank account number designated by the tax agent as the payment agent.
6. Austrian VAT
The payment of VAT tax in Austria is similar to that in the UK and Germany, either through a tax agent or directly by yourself.
You can pay by yourself through P-card, pingpong, Miles WF, etc. Connect Pay does not support payment of Austrian VAT for the time being.
7. Poland VAT
Polish VAT taxpayers have a dedicated separate account, through which customers can pay VAT directly to the tax office, by means of P-card, pingpong, Wanli WF, Lianpai, etc.; of course, they can also be paid by the tax agent.
8. Czech VAT
Czech VAT tax is paid to the unified account of the tax office, either through the tax agent or directly by yourself. The ways to pay by yourself are: P-card, pingpong, Miles WF. It should be noted that LinkPay does not support the payment of Czech VAT tax for the time being.
Let's take a look at VAT payments in the Middle East.
9. Emirates VAT
The UAE tax authority will assign a separate GIBAN for each TRN, the beneficiary is Federal Tax Authority, European banks, local bank accounts in the Middle East, Chinese credit cards (Visa, Master) can be paid, and there are also third-party payment tools to support UAE tax payment steadily, the customer to pay the UAE tax payment is still more convenient. If you need to pay UAE tax in detail, please contact us for a tutorial.
Of course, the UAE can also help pay taxes on behalf of the taxpayer through a tax agent.
10. Saudi VAT
Saudi Arabia's taxes can be paid by yourself through a third-party payment method, or you can have your taxes paid on your behalf.
However, the Saudi tax, the third party payment channels to pay the tax currency there is a trouble - not the local currency of Saudi Arabia, there is a difference in exchange rates, the actual payer payment information the tax office can not be recognized at the first time, the tax to reach the seller's VAT account will have to go through a very long period of time. It is easy to cause late payment, and Saudi Arabia VAT tax late payment will have high penalties.
Therefore, no matter whether you pay yourself, or have a tax agent to pay, you can directly pay the Saudi currency to the tax office will be better; if you can't pay the Saudi currency, there are also some techniques to avoid late payment. If you want to know more details about Saudi VAT payment, you can add the editor for detailed communication and exchange.
11. Mexico VAT
Money must be transferred from the IRS interface on the MX corporate bank port, and the tax agent can make payments on behalf of the company; the current balance of the third-party collection company, Pingpong USD account, can be paid.
With regard to the payment of taxes, in most countries it is possible to pay them yourself or to have a tax agent do it for you. As long as the payment is made within the required time, there is usually no problem. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about the payment of taxes or about VAT.

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