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The equivalence surcharge in WooCommerce is one of those requirements that does not appear in any international plugin and that, if you sell to retailers in Spain, you cannot ignore. It is a mandatory regime for certain merchants: when you sell to them, you must charge them VAT and also an extra percentage. This is…

Model 349 is the information return that records intra-EU transactions: what you have sold to businesses in other EU countries with VAT exemption and what you have bought from EU suppliers. It does not pay anything, but it must match: the tax office cross-checks your 349 with those of your European customers and suppliers, and…

The €10,000 distance sales threshold is the line that separates charging your domestic VAT from having to charge your customer’s country VAT. Crossing it is neither optional nor announced: it happens on the order that pushes you over, and from that point on all your intra-EU B2C invoicing changes rules. Here is exactly what happens…

Choosing a wholesaler is the decision that most shapes a dropshipping project, and it is almost always made by looking at the least important thing: the size of the catalog. A huge catalog is useless if the margins don’t work, shipping takes too long, or orders have to be typed in one by one. These…

Are you looking for Dreamlove reviews because you’re deciding whether to set up your dropshipping store with this wholesaler? Here’s what you should know before signing up: how the catalog works, what margins it leaves, how orders work, how it groups products —which is the point that generates the most complaints— and the three sector-specific…

If you sell to customers in other European Union countries, sooner or later you need the table of VAT rates by EU country. Not out of curiosity: because once you exceed the distance-selling threshold, you stop applying the Spanish 21% rate and have to charge the rate of the country where your buyer lives. This…