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Paying tax on eBay purchases

Many countries and jurisdictions around the world apply some type of tax on consumer purchases, including items bought on eBay. Whether the tax is included in the listing price, added at checkout, charged at the border, or paid directly by the buyer depends on the seller's status, the order price, the item's location, and your shipping address.

When you buy an item, taxes may be applicable to your purchase and may vary depending on a variety of factors, such as:

  • Price of the item
  • Nature of the item
  • Delivery address of your order

Many organizations and groups qualify as exempt from sales tax and may make purchases on eBay without paying sales tax. To find out more about our Buyer Exemption program, and to claim your sales tax exemption, take a look below.

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Even if you live in a state that does not impose a sales tax, you may still see tax calculated on your order if it is shipped to a state that does impose a tax. Similarly, sales tax may still be applicable if you live outside of the United States.

Items delivered to a United States address

For items shipped to a US address, the tax responsibility falls into the following three categories:

Marketplace responsibility

Marketplace responsibility refers to states where eBay collects and remits sales tax on behalf of sellers.

If your shipping address is in one of the marketplace responsibility states within the US, applicable sales tax will be collected by eBay and included in the order total at checkout. To find out if your address is in a marketplace responsibility state, you can find the full list of states below.

Seller responsibility

If your shipping address isn't in one of the marketplace responsibility states, but the seller has a responsibility to charge sales tax, eBay provides certain tools to sellers where the applicable taxes may be included at checkout. We recommend you consult your tax advisor.

Buyer responsibility

If neither eBay nor the seller is required to collect sales tax on your purchase, you may be required to pay taxes directly to the state or your local tax authority. For more information we recommend that you consult with your tax advisor.

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In addition to any applicable sales or use taxes, if your purchase is shipped into the US from another country, you may have to pay duties and customs processing fees. These additional amounts may need to be paid to either the customs authority, or to the entity handling your shipment (e.g. US Postal Service). Take a look at our article on international purchases and shipping for more details.

eBay's Buyer Exemption program for sales tax

If you are a tax-exempt buyer, we have a buyer exemption system that allows you to submit sales tax exemption certificates to eBay and make purchases without paying sales tax.

Alternatively, you may be able to get a credit for sales tax paid to eBay directly from your state. However, you should consult a tax advisor or contact the Department of Revenue for your state for further details as policies are different for each state.

Claiming sales tax exemption for your eBay purchases

The documentation required for tax exemption can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Use the dropdown menus below to see documentation required for your jurisdiction.

 


 
 
 
 

If your state requires you to submit a "Multistate Tax Commission (MTC)" form or a "Streamlined Sales Tax (SST)" form, you can find them by following the links below:

To upload your documentation, use the Upload documents button below.

Upload documents

Please allow 5 business days for processing. We will send you a confirmation email when your tax exemption status has been verified.

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eBay's sales tax collection for US states

Based on applicable tax laws, eBay will calculate, collect, and remit sales tax on behalf of sellers for items shipped to customers in the following states and territories.

Please check this page regularly as we are continuously updating the following table as states adopt new laws and regulations regarding sales tax collection.

States and territories

Effective date

Additional information

Alabama

July 1, 2019

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The State of Alabama has a program for simplified sellers use tax (SSUT) under Statute § 40-23-192. eBay has collected simplified sellers use tax on taxable transactions delivered into Alabama and the tax of flat eight percent (8%) will be remitted on the customer's behalf to the Alabama Department of Revenue.

Alaska

November 1, 2021

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Alaska does not impose a state level sales tax, however eBay is required to collect sales taxes in certain Alaska local jurisdictions that have adopted the Alaska Remote Seller Sales Tax Commission Uniform Code.

Arizona

October 1, 2019

Arizona Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Arkansas

July 1, 2019

Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration - opens in new window or tab

California

October 1, 2019

Please contact the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration - opens in new window or tab for further information.

Colorado

October 1, 2019

Colorado Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Effective 2020, eBay is required to collect sales taxes in certain home rule cities in Colorado.

Connecticut

April 1, 2019

Connecticut Department of Revenue Services - opens in new window or tab

eBay Inc. is registered with DRS to collect Connecticut sales tax and will collect sales tax on all taxable Connecticut sales facilitated on our site.

District of Columbia

May 1, 2019

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Florida

July 1, 2021

Florida Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Georgia

April 1, 2020

Effective April 1, 2020 the Georgia Department of Revenue has enacted Marketplace Facilitator Legislation. eBay, Inc. is required to collect sales tax from Georgia buyers on behalf of sellers for items shipped to Georgia, unless there is a valid exemption. Please contact the Georgia Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab for additional information.

Hawaii

January 1, 2020

Please contact the Hawaii Department of Taxation - opens in new window or tab for further information.

City and County of Honolulu Bicycle Registration Fee
All bicycles in the City and County of Honolulu with 20" or larger wheels are required to be registered. There is a one-time registration fee of $15, and a fee of $5 when transferring ownership of a bicycle. eBay is not collecting bicycle registration fees on behalf of sellers. Buyers should register their bicycles at the main bicycle registration station or by mail, administered by the Department of Customer Services (CSD). See the City and County of Honolulu website - opens in new window or tab for additional guidance on bicycle registration.

Idaho

June 1, 2019

Idaho State Tax Commission - opens in new window or tab

Illinois

January 1, 2020

Illinois Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Indiana

July 1, 2019

Please contact the Indiana Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab for further information.

Iowa

February 1, 2019

Iowa Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Kansas

July 1, 2021

Kansas Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Kentucky

July 1, 2019

Kentucky Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Louisiana

July 1, 2020

Louisiana Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Maine

October 1, 2019

Please contact the Maine Revenue Services - opens in new window or tab for further information.

Maryland

October 1, 2019

Please contact the Comptroller of Maryland - opens in new window or tab for further information.

Massachusetts

October 1, 2019

Please contact the Massachusetts Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab for further information.

Michigan

January 1, 2020

Michigan Department of Treasury - opens in new window or tab

Minnesota

January 1, 2019

Minnesota Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Effective October 1, 2019 there is no longer a small seller exception for Minnesota and eBay is required to collect sales tax on all sales.

Mississippi

July 1, 2020

Mississippi Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Missouri

January 1, 2023

Missouri Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Nebraska

April 1, 2019

Nebraska Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Nevada

October 1, 2019

Please contact the Nevada Department of Taxation - opens in new window or tab for further information.

New Jersey

May 1, 2019

New Jersey Department of Taxation - opens in new window or tab

New Mexico

July 1, 2019

Please contact the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department - opens in new window or tab for further information. 

New York

June 1, 2019

New York Department of Taxation and Finance - opens in new window or tab

eBay Inc. is a registered New York State sales tax vendor and will collect sales tax on all taxable sales of tangible personal property that it facilitates for delivery to a New York State address.

North Carolina

February 1, 2020

Please contact the North Carolina Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab for further information.

North Dakota

October 1, 2019

Please contact the North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner - opens in new window or tab for further information.

Ohio

September 1, 2019

Please contact the Ohio Department of Taxation - opens in new window or tab for further information.

Oklahoma

July 1, 2019

Oklahoma Tax Commission - opens in new window or tab

Pennsylvania

July 1, 2019

Pennsylvania Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Puerto Rico

January 1, 2021

Puerto Rico Department of Treasury - opens in new window or tab

Rhode Island

July 1, 2019

Rhode Island Division of Taxation - opens in new window or tab

South Carolina

October 1, 2019

South Carolina Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

South Dakota

July 1, 2019

South Dakota Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Tennessee

October 1, 2020

Tennessee Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Texas

October 1, 2019

Please contact the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts - opens in new window or tab for further information.

Utah

October 1, 2019

Please contact the Utah State Tax Commission - opens in new window or tab for further information.

Vermont

July 1, 2019

Vermont Department of Taxes - opens in new window or tab

Virginia

July 1, 2019

Virginia Department of Taxation - opens in new window or tab

Washington

January 1, 2019

Washington Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

West Virginia

July 1, 2019

West Virginia State Tax Department - opens in new window or tab

Wisconsin

January 1, 2020

Wisconsin Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Wyoming

July 1, 2019

Wyoming Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab

Alaska local jurisdictions

Alaska does not impose a state level sales tax, however eBay is required to collect sales taxes in certain Alaska local jurisdictions that have adopted the Alaska Remote Seller Sales Tax Commission Uniform Code. Additional information about the member jurisdictions.

City & Borough of Haines

City of Ketchikan

City of Seward

City & Borough of Juneau

City of Kodiak

City of Shungnak

City & Borough of Sitka

City of Kotzebue

City of Skagway

City & Borough of Wrangell

City of Mekoryuk

City of Soldotna

City & Borough of Yakutat

City of Mountain Village

City of Tenakee Springs

City of Adak

City of Nenana

City of Thorne Bay

City of Aleknagik

City of Nome

City of Togiak

City of Aniak

City of North Pole

City of Toksook Bay

City of Bethel

City of Old Harbor

City of Unalakleet

City of Cordova

City of Ouzinkie

City of Unalaska

City of Craig

City of Palmer

City of Wasilla

City of Dillingham

City of Pelican

City of White Mountain

City of Galena

City of Quinhagak

Excursion Inlet

City of Gustavus

City of Saint Paul

Kenai Peninsula Borough

City of Homer

City of Saxman

Ketchikan Gateway Borough

City of Houston

City of Selawik

Petersburg Borough

City of Kenai

City of Seldovia

 

 
 

Colorado home rule cities

Home rule cities are local governments that impose and administer their own local sales and use taxes. eBay is required to collect sales taxes in the following home rule cities in Colorado.

City

Additional Information

Arvada

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Aspen

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Aurora

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Avon

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Black Hawk

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Boulder

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Breckenridge

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Brighton

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Broomfield

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Carbondale

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Castle Pines

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Castle Rock

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Centennial

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Central

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Cherry Hills Village

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Colorado Springs

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Commerce City

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Craig

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Crested Butte

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Dacono

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Denver

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Edgewater

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Englewood

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Evans

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Federal Heights

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Fort Collins

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Frisco

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Glendale

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Glenwood Springs

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Golden

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Grand Junction

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Greeley

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Greenwood Village

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Gunnison

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Gypsum

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La Junta

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Lakewood

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Lafayette

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Lamar

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Littleton

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Lone Tree

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Longmont

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Louisville

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Loveland

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Montrose

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Mountain Village

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Mt. Crested Butte

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Northglenn

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Parker

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Pueblo

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Ridgway

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Rifle

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Sheridan

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Silverthorne

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Snowmass Village

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Steamboat Springs

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Timnath

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Thornton

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Vail

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Westminster

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Wheat Ridge

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Windsor

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Winter Park

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Important
If you see a sales tax charge at checkout and your item is being delivered to a state where eBay hasn't started collecting sales tax yet, that tax amount is being charged by the seller. You should contact the seller directly to understand the tax amount or to claim a sales tax exemption for your purchase.

Mattress recycling fee

California

The California Mattress Recycling Council (MRC) funds a recycling program through a state-mandated recycling fee on each mattress, foundation, box spring, and adjustable base sold. eBay is collecting this fee when mattresses are shipped into California. Additional information on this fee can be found on the Mattress Recycling Council - opens in new window or tab site.

Connecticut

The mattress recycling program in Connecticut is funded through a recycling fee that is collected when a mattress or box spring is sold to Connecticut consumers. The program, Bye Bye Mattress, will be administered by the Mattress Recycling Council (MRC). The fee is used to pay for transporting and recycling the discarded mattresses. eBay is collecting this fee when mattresses are shipped into Connecticut. Additional information on this fee can be found on the Mattress Recycling Council - opens in new window or tab site.

Rhode Island

The mattress recycling program in Rhode Island is funded through a recycling fee collected at retail from customers on each mattress and foundation shipped into Rhode Island. These fees fund the collection and recycling of mattresses and foundations used and discarded in Rhode Island. eBay is collecting this fee when mattresses are shipped into Rhode Island. Additional information on this fee can be found on the Mattress Recycling Council - opens in new window or tab site.

Electronic waste recycling fee

California

eBay is required by the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) to collect and remit the Electronic Waste Recycling (eWaste) Fee. The eWaste Fee is a fee imposed on the retail sale or lease of certain electronic products that have been identified by the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC). Additional information on the eWaste fee can be found on CDTFA eWaste - opens in new window or tab site.

Battery recycling fee

California

eBay is required to collect a battery recycling fee on certain sales of new lead-acid batteries when shipped into California. The battery recycling fee is charged for each battery. More information on the California battery recycling fee can be found on the California Battery Sales - opens in new window or tab site.

Florida

eBay is required to collect a battery recycling fee on sales of new and remanufactured lead-acid batteries when shipped into Florida. The battery recycling fee is charged for each battery. More information on the Florida battery recycling fee can be found on the Florida Battery Sales - opens in new window or tab site.

Texas

eBay is required by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts to collect a battery recycling fee on sales of new and used lead acid batteries when shipped into Texas. The battery recycling fee is charged for each battery. More information on the Texas battery recycling fee can be found on the Texas Battery Sales - opens in new window or tab site.

Tire recycling fee

California

The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) imposes a California tire fee on the sales of new tires shipped into California. The CDTFA administers the program on behalf of the Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) and the California Air Resources Board (CARB). The fee for each new tire purchased. More information about the California tire fee can be found on the CDTFA Special Taxes and Fees - opens in new window or tab site.

Florida

eBay is required to collect and remit a tire fee for each new tire shipped into Florida. More information about this fee can be found on the Florida Department of Revenue - opens in new window or tab site.

North Carolina

eBay is required to collect and remit the scrap tire disposal tax for each new tire shipped into North Carolina. More information about this fee can be found on the North Carolina Scrap Tire Disposal Tax - opens in new window or tab site.

Ohio

Ohio imposes a fee on tires with rims of 13 inches or more. This fee is administered by the Ohio Tax Commissioner, and eBay, as a Marketplace Facilitator, is required to collect this fee when tires are shipped into the State. More information about this fee can be found on the Ohio Replacement Tire Fee - opens in new window or tab site.

Virginia

eBay is required to collect and remit a tire fee on new tires shipped into Virginia. More information about this fee can be found on the Virginia Tax - opens in new window or tab site.

Washington

eBay is required to collect and remit a tire fee for each tire shipped into the state of Washington. The Washington tire fee applies to new replacement vehicle tires. More information about the Washington tire fee can be found on the Washington State Legislature Tire fee - opens in new window or tab site.

E911 Fee

eBay is responsible to collect and remit e911 fees as a MPF. The fee is collected on calling cards, plans, replenishments or devices sold with prepaid wireless service. These amounts can vary jurisdiction to jurisdiction as well. The e911 tax is imposed by the state, county or city to pay for the costs associated with the design, construction, operation, maintenance and administration of public safety communications networks serving the jurisdiction.

Florida

The fee for Florida is 40¢ for each service/ device sold with a prepaid option that is shipped to the state of Florida. More information can be found on Florida’s Prepaid Wireless - opens in new window or tab site.

Kansas

The fee for the state of Kansas is 2.06% for each service/ device sold with a prepaid option that is shipped to the state of Kansas. More information can be found on Kansas’ Prepaid Wireless 911 Fee - opens in new window or tab site.

North Carolina

The fee is 55¢ on each service/ device sold with a prepaid option that is shipped to the state of North Carolina. More information can be found on North Carolina’s 911 Service Charge for Prepaid Wireless Telecommunications Service - opens in new window or tab site.

White goods disposal tax

North Carolina

North Carolina imposes a flat fee for every new white good sold by a retailer and shipped into North Carolina – e.g. ovens, refrigerators, heaters, washers, etc. eBay, as a marketplace facilitator, is required to collect and remit this fee on applicable sales. More information related to this fee can be found on the White Goods Disposal Tax - opens in new window or tab site.

Retail delivery fee

Colorado retail delivery fee

eBay, as a marketplace facilitator, is required to collect the Colorado retail delivery fee when taxable goods are shipped into the state of Colorado. This retail delivery fee is $0.28 applied to each sale. More information about the Colorado retail delivery fee can be found on the Colorado Retail Delivery Fee - opens in new window or tab site.

Minnesota retail delivery fee

eBay, as a marketplace facilitator, is required to collect the Minnesota retail delivery fee when taxable goods are shipped into the state of Minnesota. This retail delivery fee is $0.50 applied to each sale that is greater than or equal to $100. More information about the Minnesota retail delivery fee can be found on the Minnesota Retail Delivery Fee - opens in new window or tab site.

Lumber fee

California lumber fee

eBay, as a marketplace facilitator, is required to collect the California lumber fee when taxable goods are shipped into the state of California. This lumber fee is 1% of the items listed cost and applied to each sale. More information about the California Lumber fee can be found on the California Tax Guide for California Lumber Products Assessment - opens in new window or tab site.

Items delivered overseas

If your order is being shipped to an address outside of the United States, local consumer tax and/or customs duty may apply. Online marketplaces such as eBay may be responsible for collecting the tax, or the package's recipient may need to pay these to clear customs.

While we've included basic information for some countries here, it's only intended as a guide and is by no means exhaustive. For more information, please check your local tax and customs regulations.

Items delivered to the UK – Value Added Tax (VAT)

As of 1 January 2021, eBay is required to collect VAT on certain orders delivered to UK addresses:

  • Orders up to £135 sent from outside the UK
  • Orders where the item is located in the UK, but the seller is not registered for UK VAT

You'll see the VAT included in your order total at checkout, and you can view and download a tax invoice from the Order details page in your Purchase history - opens in new window or tab.

On orders over £135 imported to the UK, the recipient may need to pay VAT as part of clearing the parcel through customs.

Learn more about how to request a VAT refund.

 

Items delivered to EU countries – Value Added Tax (VAT)

If the item is being shipped from outside the EU into an EU country, the buyer or recipient may need to pay VAT and customs duty.

As of 1 July 2021, eBay is required to collect VAT on certain orders delivered to EU addresses. For consignments where eBay does not collect taxes, or for orders above a certain value, buyers may need to pay additional import fees (e.g. VAT and duties) as part of clearing their parcel through customs, or when their order is delivered.

Learn more about how to request a VAT refund.

 

Items delivered to Australia or New Zealand – Goods and Services Tax (GST)

eBay is required to collect GST on orders up to AU $1,000 imported into Australia and on orders up to NZ $1,000 imported into New Zealand. You'll see the GST included in your order total at checkout, and you can view and download a tax invoice from the Order details page in your Purchase history - opens in new window or tab.

GST on purchases valued at over AU $1,000 and NZ $1,000 is generally collected at the Australian or NZ border. The recipient may need to pay GST as part of clearing the package through customs.

 

Items delivered to Norway – Value Added Tax on E-commerce (VOEC)

eBay is required to collect Value Added Tax (VAT) on items up to 3000 NOK imported into Norway. If the sale is within this threshold, the VAT is calculated on the order total (including shipping and any additional costs such as insurance). You'll see the VAT included in your order total at checkout. The seller will receive item plus shipping cost and eBay will remit the VAT to the Norwegian Tax Administration.

eBay does not collect VAT on items with a value above 3000 NOK as this is generally collected at the Norwegian border.

Learn more about how to request a VAT refund.

 

Items delivered to Mexico – Value Added Tax (VAT)

Prices may be inclusive of VAT.

 

Items delivered to Kazakhstan – Value Added Tax (VAT)

eBay is required to collect Value Added Tax (VAT) on goods (i.e., goods with an item value up to and including €200) and digital services that are delivered to consumers in Kazakhstan. If the items are shipped from locations in Kazakhstan or EAEU (Russia, Armenia, Belarus, and Kyrgyzstan) then eBay will collect VAT on the full value of the transaction including transportation and insurance costs. If the items are shipped from locations elsewhere (rest of the world), eBay will collect and remit only on the first €200 in value, including shipping and insurance. The balance will be payable by the buyer directly to the custom authorities of Kazakhstan. For digital services that are provided to private buyers in Kazakhstan from sellers outside of Kazakhstan, eBay will always collect VAT (no threshold applies).

You'll see the VAT included in your order total at checkout.

 

Items delivered to Belarus – Value Added Tax (VAT)

eBay is required to collect Value Added Tax (VAT) on goods shipped to delivery addresses in Belarus. This obligation applies to all orders, regardless of value and original item location.

eBay also collects VAT on digital goods and services provided to private buyers resident in Belarus.

You'll see the VAT included in your order total at checkout.

Learn more about how to request a VAT refund.

 

Items delivered to Jersey – Goods and Services Tax (GST)

eBay is required to collect Jersey Goods and Services Tax (GST) on all goods imported into Jersey. GST will apply at the appropriate rate to the item cost, plus any shipping and handling costs applied.

In cases where eBay has collected GST, you'll see the GST included in your order total at checkout, and you can view and download a tax invoice from the Order details page in your Purchase history.

 

Tax refunds for items shipped outside of the US via freight forwarding

To request a tax refund for items shipped to a location outside of the United States through a freight forwarder, please contact us and provide supporting documentation.

Supporting documentation includes copies of the bill of lading or air waybills. If submitting a request for tax refunds on multiple items, please indicate the item associated with each document.

If additional tax is applicable on your eBay purchase, you'll see this indicated on the listing page and the tax amount will be shown on the checkout page before you pay.

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