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EU VAT Assistant for WooCommerce

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EU VAT Assistant for WooCommerce Review - In-Depth Analysis

The EU VAT Assistant for WooCommerce helps merchants comply with EU VAT regulations. It tracks customer locations, calculates VAT, and generates reports for VAT returns.

Performance Overview

WPS Score

6.66/10

User Rating

5/5 (based on 37+ reviews)

Active Installations

5,000+

Update Frequency

Average It is calculated using the weighted average of same category plugins.

Security Score

1 / 10 (Very Low Risk) It is calculated using the weighted average of all versions.

What It Does

The EU VAT Assistant for WooCommerce is designed to help merchants achieve compliance with the new European VAT regulations. It tracks and records customer locations to ensure the correct VAT rate is applied based on the customer's residence.

This plugin collects the necessary evidence required by the new regulations and validates EU VAT numbers through the official VIES service. It supports a dedicated VAT currency for generating reports and can automatically populate VAT rates for all EU countries.

With advanced reporting features, the plugin provides detailed VAT reports and supports mixed products and services scenarios. It also allows merchants to control B2B and B2C sales and manage which countries can place orders.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free EU VAT Assistant for WooCommerce plugin.

EU VAT compliance

WooCommerce VAT assistant

VAT reporting

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FAQ

In short, no. We originally developed the EU VAT Assistant to help with the VAT MOSS regulations that apply to digital products from the 1st of January 2015 (VAT MOSS regulations). The EU VAT Assistant can be used, to a certain extent, even after the 1st of July. It’s possible, with some custom filters, to cover some the rules applicable to the shipping of goods, such as the VAT exemption over 150 EUR (or 135 GBP, for the UK). However, please keep in mind that it’s designed primarily for digital products, and doesn’t implement features specific to physical goods, such as handling the aspects of shipping.