You may think that you’re only little fry... but let’s come on here.

All governments would like your money - and right this moment, in case you hadn’t noticed, they are all pretty strapped for cash. Could they be going to take on the big males like Amazon and Search engines, who already have them within their pockets and virtually determine tax policy?

Or could they be going to go after the easy focus on - you and me?

And the possible costs to us might be high - high sufficient to blow your smoke cigarettes out.

In Denmark plus Belgium the penalty will be twice the amount of VAT past due without any upper capping restrict. Other EU countries possess upper limits on their penalties of €125, 000 (Slovenia), €66, 000 (Croatia) or even €50, 000 (Germany). Please remember, you have 28 different nations to worry about here.

Is it really worth risking? I don’t think therefore.

Which leaves us

Choice 3. Legally avoid EUROPEAN UNION VAT altogether
Wouldn’t this be nice if you can keep selling your digital products in the EU, forget about VAT, but still be completely compliant with the new EUROPEAN UNION rules?

Well the good news is there exists a way to do this.

Some transaction platforms legally act as wholesalers for digital products -- so they are totally accountable for any VAT administration, not really you. The best known the first is Clickbank, but there are other people.

So if you list your items with a reseller, you can maintain selling in all EU nations to your heart’s content, but nonetheless sleep well at night understanding that no tax man may ever come knocking on the door.