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Tax Compliance Services

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At KATA Global Logistics we understand the importance of tax compliance for e-commerce sellers.  As an e-commerce seller, it is critical to comply with the tax regulations of the countries in which you do business. Failure to do so can result in penalties, legal repercussions, and damage to your brand's reputation. KATA Global Logistics recognizes the challenges that e-commerce sellers face when it comes to tax compliance. That's why we offer a range of tax compliance services to help you navigate the complex and ever-changing tax laws. Our team of experts stays up to date with the latest regulations and can help ensure that your business is fully compliant.

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International Taxes & VAT

If your business sells goods to customers within the EU then there is a good chance you'll need to register for VAT in at least one of those countries.
VAT (Value Added Tax) is a consumption tax imposed on goods and services, ultimately paid by consumers but collected and remitted to tax authorities by registered businesses. Businesses trading in the EU may need to register for VAT. VAT registration allows businesses to charge and collect VAT on their sales and comply with applicable rules and regulations.
The international equivalent of VAT is known by different names in different countries. The basic principle of the tax is the same, although the specific rules and regulations vary by country. You must ensure that you remain compliant with the local authorities in all the countries you are trading in, and we would recommend getting in touch with a compliance expert to guide you through it.

Services

UK/EU VAT Registration, Filing and Compliance

OSS/IOSS Registration & Filing

US Sales Tax

Australia, the UAE & KSA for GST and VAT numbers Registration, Filing and Compliance

EORI

EORI (Economic Operators Registration and Identification) is used by the EU to identify businesses involved in customs activities. Businesses engaged in customs activities with the EU or non-EU countries may need to register for an EORI number to comply with customs regulations and ensure proper customs clearance. Failure to obtain an EORI number can result in delays or complications in customs procedures.

Services

France

Spain

Italy

Germany

United Kingdom

Netherlands

Trucks
Plastic Bottles

EPR

EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility), is an environmental policy which requires producers to take responsibility for the entire life cycle of the products that they put into the market, including their eventual disposal. In the EU, businesses importing certain products must register for EPR, financing the collection and recycling of their products through eco-contribution which is required to up sustainability efforts globally. The ultimate goal is to encourage a more economical approach to sustainable selling, reducing waste and encouraging more reprocessing and recycling of materials into high quality secondary resources. 

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You will be required to register if:

  • You manufacture a product subject to EPR requirements in the country.

  • You import a product subject to EPR requirements into the country.

  • You sell a product subject to EPR requirements in the country.

FRANCE 
Packaging 
WEEE
Batteries 
Furniture 
Tyres 
Printed Paper 
Textiles 
Chemicals 
Piercing Medical Equipment 
DIY and Gardening Articles 
Sports and Leisure Equipment 
Toys

GERMANY
Packaging 
WEEE
Batteries 
 

Services

Registration (one-time fee)
Registration with the relevant Producer Responsibility Organisations (PRO) per EPR category

Reporting – Annual fee

Declaration of sales of product covered by different EPR categories to the respective PRO for the applicable reporting period. Filing occurs monthly, quarterly or annually dependant on the country and category.

Authorised representation - Annual fee

(Where required – WEEE Germany)

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