Last updated: August 28, 2024
If your customer has a valid VAT number for intra-EU transactions, and is located in an EU country other than Estonia, then the VAT is marked as 0% due to the reverse-charge mechanism.
If your customer is from Estonia, then it will be necessary to add the Estonian VAT rate of 22% to the invoice, regardless of their VAT payer status.
If your customer is located in an EU country other than Estonia and the customer does not have a valid EU VAT number, then it will be necessary to add the Estonian VAT rate of 22% to the invoice.
If your customer is located outside the EU, then the VAT rate on the invoice is marked 0%.
You can check the validity of your customer's VAT number from VIES.
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