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SaaS Sales Tax / VAT Checker

Find out where selling your SaaS creates a tax obligation.

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General guidance only — not tax or legal advice. Rules change often and depend on your specifics. Confirm with a tax professional before registering or filing.

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United States

Sales Tax · 0–10% (by state)

Selling to consumers (B2C): Taxable in many states (e.g. NY, TX, WA); not in others (e.g. CA)
Selling to businesses (B2B): Often taxable too; resale/exemption certificates may apply
Registration threshold: Economic nexus — commonly $100k or 200 transactions per state

SaaS taxability varies widely state-by-state. Track nexus per state.

European Union

VAT · 17–27% (by country)

Selling to consumers (B2C): Charge VAT at the customer’s country rate (use the OSS scheme)
Selling to businesses (B2B): Reverse charge — customer self-accounts if they give a valid VAT ID
Registration threshold: No threshold for non-EU sellers; €10k intra-EU micro-threshold for EU sellers

United Kingdom

VAT · 20%

Selling to consumers (B2C): Charge UK VAT on digital sales
Selling to businesses (B2B): Reverse charge with a valid VAT number
Registration threshold: £0 for non-UK sellers (B2C digital); £90k for UK-established

Non-UK businesses generally must register from the first B2C sale.

Canada

GST/HST · 5–15%

Selling to consumers (B2C): Register and charge GST/HST
Selling to businesses (B2B): Customer’s GST number may shift responsibility
Registration threshold: CAD $30k (rolling 12 months)

Quebec (QST), BC and others may have separate provincial rules.

Australia

GST · 10%

Selling to consumers (B2C): Charge GST once over the threshold
Selling to businesses (B2B): Often not required if customer is GST-registered
Registration threshold: A$75k (annual turnover)

Special simplified registration exists for non-resident digital sellers.

India

GST (OIDAR) · 18%

Selling to consumers (B2C): Non-resident providers must register and charge GST
Selling to businesses (B2B): Reverse charge — business customer self-accounts
Registration threshold: No threshold for OIDAR (digital) services

OIDAR rules apply to overseas digital service providers.

Singapore

GST · 9%

Selling to consumers (B2C): Overseas vendor registration required
Selling to businesses (B2B): Reverse charge for GST-registered customers
Registration threshold: S$1M global turnover + S$100k of B2C sales to Singapore

Overseas Vendor Registration (OVR) regime applies.

United Arab Emirates

VAT · 5%

Selling to consumers (B2C): Charge VAT
Selling to businesses (B2B): Reverse charge may apply
Registration threshold: AED 375k (mandatory registration)

Place-of-supply rules determine where VAT is due.