Supported jurisdictions
Supported jurisdictions
Each row is modelled by a regime and resolves a rate. Confidence reflects how well the rate/rules are grounded in primary sources; the shipped default rates are illustrative starting points unless a live source is bound.
EU — VAT (eu-vat)
All 27 member states. Destination VAT for B2C digital (Art. 58); intra-EU B2B to a VIES-validated customer reverse-charges (Art. 44). Authoritative rate source: the EU Commission TEDB feed (all 27 + Northern Ireland). Confidence: high (regime + threshold grounded from EU primary law; rates from the official EU feed).
| Countries | Regime | Rate source |
|---|---|---|
| AT BE BG HR CY CZ DK EE FI FR DE GR HU IE IT LV LT LU MT NL PL PT RO SK SI ES SE | eu-vat |
EU TEDB |
National VAT/GST regimes (NationalTaxRegime)
Destination tax at the national rate; cross-border B2B to a registered customer reverse-charges.
| Country | Module | Std rate | Authoritative source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | uk-vat |
20% | HMRC | high |
| Switzerland | ch-vat |
8.1% | ESTV/FTA | high |
| Norway | no-vat |
25% | Skatteetaten (VOEC) | high |
| Australia | au-gst |
10% | ATO | high |
| New Zealand | nz-gst |
15% | IRD | high |
| Mexico | mx-iva |
16% | SAT | high |
| Singapore | sg-gst |
9% | IRAS | high |
| Taiwan | tw-vat |
5% | MOF (Business Tax Act) | high |
| United Arab Emirates | ae-vat |
5% | FTA (federal, all emirates) | high |
| Saudi Arabia | sa-vat |
15% | ZATCA | high |
| Bahrain | bh-vat |
10% | NBR | high |
| Oman | om-vat |
5% | OTA | high |
| Türkiye | tr-vat |
20% | Gazette (Decree 7346, 2023) | high |
| Chile | cl-iva |
19% | SII | high |
| Indonesia | id-ppn |
11% | DGT (effective via 11/12 base; not the 12% headline) | high |
| Vietnam | vn-vat |
10% | GDT (temporary 8% cut through 2026-12-31 — bind a date-aware source) | high |
| Philippines | ph-vat |
12% | BIR (RA 12023) | high |
| Japan | jp-ct |
10% | NTA (consumption tax; ¥10M threshold) | high |
| South Korea | kr-vat |
10% | NTS | high |
| Thailand | th-vat |
7% | Revenue Department (VES regime) | high |
| Ukraine | ua-vat |
20% | STS | high |
Time-sensitive rate notes. Indonesia's headline PPN is 12% but the effective rate on non-luxury supplies is 11% (the 11/12 base mechanism) — the engine encodes 11%. Vietnam's statutory standard is 10%, currently reduced to 8% for most supplies through 31 Dec 2026; the shipped default is the durable 10% — bind a date-aware rate source to apply the temporary cut. Türkiye rose to 20% on 10 Jul 2023; Saudi Arabia to 15% (Jul 2020); Bahrain to 10% (Jan 2022).
India — dual GST (in-gst)
A dedicated regime. The customer-facing rate is uniform across the split, so the amount is a single rate; the regime labels the components: IGST for inter-state / imports / foreign (OIDAR) suppliers, CGST+SGST for intra-state. Foreign B2C digital (OIDAR) is charged at destination (18% IGST); B2B to a GST-registered recipient reverse-charges. Source: CBIC (OIDAR guidance, IGST Act). Standard rate 18% (post-22 Sep 2025 slab restructure). Confidence: high.
Malaysia — SST (my-sst)
A dedicated regime, not a destination VAT. A registered foreign digital-service provider charges Malaysian service tax on both B2C and B2B with no reverse charge — so this regime never reverse-charges, unlike the national VAT regimes. Service tax 8% (since 1 Mar 2024), RM 500,000 threshold. Source: RMCD. Confidence: high.
United States — sales tax (us-sales-tax)
Sub-federal. Three gates before a rate applies: the state must be resolved
(rooftop via an AddressGeocoder), the seller must have nexus in it, and the
product must be taxable there — else NotRegistered / Exempt. Rate data:
SST Rate & Boundary files (~24 member states), the Colorado GIS API and
Alabama downloadable rate file for those home-rule states, and a commercial
adapter for the rest (incl. Louisiana, which has no open feed). SaaS taxability is
curated per state (the SST taxability matrix has no SaaS definition). Confidence:
high on logic; rate/taxability data is per-state and must be sourced.
Canada — GST/HST (ca-gst)
Province-level (Canada has no local sales tax), so a province fully determines the combined rate. Cross-border non-resident B2B to a registered customer self-assesses. Source: CRA open dataset + provincial ministries (QST via Revenu Québec). Confidence: high.