Tax and accounting for selling on Amazon
Your Amazon operations and your numbers with one point of contact, tax and accounting included.
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Who it is for
- Brands that sell in several countries and need to coordinate Amazon, tax and compliance.
- Anyone who wants fewer suppliers, and operations and numbers read side by side.
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What it includes
It combines these modules from the catalogue:
Module 7
Day-to-day Seller Central management
The basis of a full monthly fee.
Module 4
Listing creation and optimisation
A service that can be scoped per ASIN.
Module 6
Amazon Ads management
Advertising managed for profitability, not just for revenue.
Module 8
Inventory and logistics
Managing the money that is quietly lost in FBA and stock.
Module 11
Tax, accounting and legal
Our tax and accounting team, built into operations: the layer that turns account management into a complete service.
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How it is charged
Modular fee
The Amazon management fee plus the tax, accounting and legal modules you choose. Each one goes in as an annex to the framework contract.
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How we work
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Scope and modules
The Amazon fee plus the tax, accounting and legal modules, as annexes.
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Operations and accounting
Seller Central every day, and reconciliation of Amazon’s settlements.
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Periodic obligations
Taxes, OSS, and operations and numbers read side by side.
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What we need from you
- Access to Seller Central with the minimum permissions to run the account.
- Access to the Amazon Ads console.
- The company’s tax documentation: registrations, VAT numbers and previous returns.
- Supplier and expense invoices, for the books.
- If your accountant keeps part of the work, their contact so we can coordinate.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I have to leave my current accountant?
Not necessarily. Each tax, accounting or legal module goes in as an annex to the contract: you hire the ones you need and, if your accountant keeps part of the work, we coordinate with them.
What about obligations in other countries?
OSS, and the analysis of where you store stock and who you sell to, are part of the tax module. When a local obligation goes beyond our scope, we coordinate it with specialists in that country.
What do I gain from a single point of contact?
Fewer suppliers, less coordination, and operations and numbers read side by side. The same team sees the account’s stock, advertising, settlements and taxes.
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What usually comes next
Related
- Free tool
Amazon VAT report reader
Upload the CSV of your VAT transactions report and get the summary block by block: domestic, OSS country by country, intra-EU, the Canary Islands and Amazon fees. The tool’s own interface is in Spanish.
- Guide
Amazon's VAT transactions report, explained
What the Amazon VAT report is, where to download it in Seller Central, what it contains, what it does not, and the mistakes that bend the most VAT returns.
- Guide
OSS sales in the Amazon report, country by country
Which rows of the Amazon VAT report are OSS sales, how they split by country of destination, what happens with refunds, and what looks like OSS without being it.
- Guide
VAT on Amazon's fees, and the reverse charge
Where Amazon's fees sit inside the VAT transactions report, why they arrive a month in arrears, why they are never added to your sales, and what changes depending on who invoices them.
- Guide
Selling from stock held in Italy: what changes in your VAT report
What happens to your Amazon VAT transactions report the day your stock stops leaving Spain alone: transfers between warehouses, the country of departure, and why the blocks multiply.
From the product to the bottom line.
Tell us about your account and what you want to solve. We will come back to you with a proposal and a fixed scope.
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