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Certain legal aspects have to be considered when operating an E-Commerce website in the internal market and/or under the jurisdiction of the European Community.
NOTE: The information on this page is provided "as-is". We cannot guarantee the validity of this information.
Certain directives have to be considered when operating an E-Commerce website in the internal market and/or under the jurisdiction of the European Community.
The following table shows the standard VAT rates in countries of the European Community.
| EC Country | Standard Value Added Tax Rate |
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| Updated: January 2nd, 2016 |
| Austria | 20 % |
| Belgium | 21 % |
| Bulgaria | 20 % |
| Croatia | 25 % |
| Cyprus | 19 % |
| Czech Republic | 21 % |
| Denmark | 25 % |
| Estonia | 20 % |
| Finland | 24 % |
| France | 20 % |
| Germany | 19 % |
| Greece | 23 % |
| Hungary | 27 % |
| Ireland | 23 % |
| Italy | 22 % |
| Latvia | 21 % |
| Lithuania | 21 % |
| Luxembourg | 17 % |
| Malta | 18 % |
| Netherlands | 21 % |
| Poland | 23 % |
| Portugal | 23 % |
| Romania | 24 % |
| Slovakia | 20 % |
| Slovenia | 22 % |
| Spain | 21 % |
| Sweden | 25 % |
| United Kingdom | 20 % |
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