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You can buy from a non-EU company just fine. But other than that, there are other allowed bits of information to proof country of consumption, it's just going

by derickr 12y ago

You can buy from a non-EU company just fine. But other than that, there are other allowed bits of information to proof country of consumption, it's just going to be a pain to implement in your check-out process :-/

vixen99 12y ago
Thanks! Your first sentence says it (almost) all.
wbond 12y ago
Well, only if they are breaking EU member state laws. As of 2003 non-EU companies need to charge VAT also.
- derickr 12y ago
  Certainly, but I doubt it's very enforcable.