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Operating business from abroad

hi all,

I registered as an individual seller, now I’m moving back to my country and will visit UK twice a year. I want to take my business seriously, if I plan to move away is it better to register a company in UK and switch my account to business account? Is it easy to make the switch coz I heard amazon will create problems, will make it hard.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated!

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Seller_NnacVvFcoY7Cc

Operating business from abroad

hi all,

I registered as an individual seller, now I’m moving back to my country and will visit UK twice a year. I want to take my business seriously, if I plan to move away is it better to register a company in UK and switch my account to business account? Is it easy to make the switch coz I heard amazon will create problems, will make it hard.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated!

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Seller_hOZNPw7G8FIjl

If you are selling off your old unwanted items then you are an individual seller.

If you are buying things to sell then you are a business - and should always have been registered as a business with Amazon and HMRC.

As an international seller non-resident in the UK then you MUST have a business seller account and be registered for UK VAT

It would be best if you read in seller help about international sellers and what your obligations are before doing anything

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Seller_NnacVvFcoY7Cc

Operating business from abroad

hi all,

I registered as an individual seller, now I’m moving back to my country and will visit UK twice a year. I want to take my business seriously, if I plan to move away is it better to register a company in UK and switch my account to business account? Is it easy to make the switch coz I heard amazon will create problems, will make it hard.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated!

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Operating business from abroad

hi all,

I registered as an individual seller, now I’m moving back to my country and will visit UK twice a year. I want to take my business seriously, if I plan to move away is it better to register a company in UK and switch my account to business account? Is it easy to make the switch coz I heard amazon will create problems, will make it hard.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated!

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Operating business from abroad

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hi all,

I registered as an individual seller, now I’m moving back to my country and will visit UK twice a year. I want to take my business seriously, if I plan to move away is it better to register a company in UK and switch my account to business account? Is it easy to make the switch coz I heard amazon will create problems, will make it hard.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated!

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Seller_hOZNPw7G8FIjl

If you are selling off your old unwanted items then you are an individual seller.

If you are buying things to sell then you are a business - and should always have been registered as a business with Amazon and HMRC.

As an international seller non-resident in the UK then you MUST have a business seller account and be registered for UK VAT

It would be best if you read in seller help about international sellers and what your obligations are before doing anything

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Seller_hOZNPw7G8FIjl

If you are selling off your old unwanted items then you are an individual seller.

If you are buying things to sell then you are a business - and should always have been registered as a business with Amazon and HMRC.

As an international seller non-resident in the UK then you MUST have a business seller account and be registered for UK VAT

It would be best if you read in seller help about international sellers and what your obligations are before doing anything

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Seller_hOZNPw7G8FIjl

If you are selling off your old unwanted items then you are an individual seller.

If you are buying things to sell then you are a business - and should always have been registered as a business with Amazon and HMRC.

As an international seller non-resident in the UK then you MUST have a business seller account and be registered for UK VAT

It would be best if you read in seller help about international sellers and what your obligations are before doing anything

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Spencer_Amazon

Hello @Seller_NnacVvFcoY7Cc,

I am Spencer with Amazon.

I am going to share this article with you.

Important information for international sellers.

Also, in Seller University you can find a lot of information regarding international sellers. (I filtered for you already)

I hope this helps.

Regards, Spencer

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Spencer_Amazon

Hello @Seller_NnacVvFcoY7Cc,

I am Spencer with Amazon.

I am going to share this article with you.

Important information for international sellers.

Also, in Seller University you can find a lot of information regarding international sellers. (I filtered for you already)

I hope this helps.

Regards, Spencer

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