Questions and answers about the new VAT regulations on the Cdiscount platform:
1. Will VAT (TVA) be deducted for self-shipping or FBC products sold on Cdiscount?
If VAT (TVA) is to be paid, sellers can find the amount of tax to be paid on the order details page.
2. Does Cdiscount charge a fixed 20% fee for VAT sales?
The detailed fee is subject to the platform’s deduction fee, which is not necessarily 20%.
3. Do sellers need to fill in the IOSS code for bulk shipments to FBC overseas warehouses?
The IOSS code is for self-shipping sellers. If you ship in bulk to overseas warehouses, you don’t need the IOSS code at present.
4. Under what circumstances does Cdiscount collect VAT (TVA) from sellers?
For products imported from the EU, remote sales ≤ 150 euros, excluding tax.
Remote sales of imported goods in France >150$HT.
Remote sales within the EU, third-party sellers sell products to the EU.
5. In what cases do sellers still need to be responsible for VAT declaration and payment?
Remote sales of goods imported outside France>150$HT.
Sales of goods imported into French territory from customers in EU member states outside France to customers outside France, remote sales>150€, excluding VAT.
Goods sold by EU members are remotely sold within the EU and stored in the EU.
6. If a Cdiscount sales order is refunded, will the VAT be refunded to the seller?
If there is a refund, the amount deducted during the VAT sales process will be refunded to the seller’s account. If not, you need to contact Cdiscount backend customer service for consultation.
7. How is the VAT deducted from the order when selling products on Cdiscount?
As with commissions, when an order is placed, there will be a product with a VAT amount. The VAT amount is usually updated within 24 hours after the order is placed, and the actual amount deducted can be seen on the page.