How to fill in Amazon tax information? What should I do if I fill in the Amazon tax information incorrectly?

As one of the world's largest e-commerce platforms, Amazon has very strict tax regulations. For sellers selling goods on Amazon, it is crucial to fill in the tax information correctly, because it is not only related to the seller's compliance issues, but also involves tax responsibilities and risks. So how to fill in Amazon's tax information? Let's explain it to you below.

1. How to fill in Amazon tax information?

1. Log in to Amazon Seller Central

First, sellers need to log in to the Amazon Seller Platform and go to the "Settings" page.

2. Find the tax settings

From the settings page, scroll down and find the Tax settings section.

3. Fill in tax information

On the tax settings page, sellers need to fill in the following information:

(1) Country/Region of Company Registration: Select the country or region where the company is located.

(2) Company tax number: Enter the company’s tax number (such as VAT number).

(3) VAT number: If the seller needs to register for a VAT number within the EU, please fill in the VAT number here.

(4) Tax classification code: Select the corresponding tax classification code based on the seller’s products and company type.

(5) Delivery address within the EU: If the seller delivers the goods within the EU, a delivery address within the EU is required.

4. Submission completed

After completing the above steps, click the Submit button to save the tax information. At this point, the seller's tax information has been successfully filled in.

2. What should I do if I fill in the Amazon tax information incorrectly?

If an error occurs when filling in Amazon tax information, the seller needs to correct it in time and resubmit the correct information. Here are some common errors and their solutions:

1. Forgot to submit tax information: If the seller forgets to submit tax information, please log in to the Amazon Seller Platform and go to the "Settings" page, find the "Tax Settings" section and fill in the correct information, then submit it.

2. Incorrect tax number: If the seller fills in the wrong tax number, he needs to contact Amazon customer service and provide the correct tax number so that the error can be corrected.

3. Inaccurate delivery address within the EU: If the delivery address within the EU provided by the seller is inaccurate or missing, the seller needs to update the delivery address information in a timely manner and submit the correct address.

4. Wrong tax classification code selection: If the tax classification code selected by the seller does not match the product and company type, you need to reselect the correct classification code and submit.

5. Unable to contact Amazon customer service: If the seller encounters a situation where he is unable to contact Amazon customer service, he can try to contact Amazon's tax support team via email and provide detailed error information and correct tax information to get help and guidance.

In short, correctly filling in Amazon tax information is a regulation that sellers must comply with to ensure compliance and avoid potential tax risks. If errors or problems occur, sellers need to take timely measures to correct and resolve them. At the same time, it is recommended that sellers regularly check and update tax information to ensure its accuracy and validity.