You need tax advice when your Amazon activity stops being purely domestic: you sell to other countries, hold stock abroad, plan to incorporate, or consider an Estonian OÜ or a US LLC. Before that point many decisions are simple; after it, mistakes get expensive.
*Reviewed on 1 October 2026. Informational guide, not tax advice.*
Signs it is time to get advice
- You exceed or approach €10,000 per year of sales to consumers in other EU countries (VAT guide).
- You use FBA Pan-EU or already hold stock in another country.
- You sell as a sole trader and wonder whether a company suits you.
- You are interested in an Estonian company and do not know whether it would be taxed in your country of residence.
- Amazon asked for verification or restricted your account (what we review).
What to bring to a first consultation
- Sales report by country for the last twelve months.
- Countries where your stock is held.
- Your current structure and who owns it.
- Letters or requests received from tax authorities or Amazon.
FAQ
Is advice the same as bookkeeping? Bookkeeping files and maintains your recurring obligations; advice decides structure and approach beforehand. The same team often does both.
Can I have a first consultation with no commitment? Data Biz offers a free consultation to review your case.
How Data Biz helps
We review your case and explain options without promising savings that depend on your situation. Also read what an accountant for Amazon does.
Sources and review
Common VAT rules: European Commission, VAT. Reviewed on 1 October 2026.