Tax guide: EPR for online stores
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EPR is the registration Amazon, Etsy and each EU country ask you for before they let you sell physical products. This guide explains, with diagrams and one example from start to finish, whether it applies to you, what you are asked for in each country and on each marketplace, and what to do this week.
What it includes
- đ 10-page PDF, in English and in plain language. It reads well on a phone.
- đ Spreadsheet with 4 tabs: whether it applies to you, by country, by marketplace, and your registrations, deadlines and kilos.
- đŞđ¸ Also in Spanish. The PDF and the spreadsheet, in English and in Spanish, in the same download.
- đ Seven countries: Spain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden and Ireland, with the name of each register.
- đ What Amazon, Etsy, TikTok Shop and your Shopify ask for, and what happens if you don't comply.
- đď¸ October 2026 version, with the rules in force on that date.
Who it is for
- You sell physical products online and ship to other EU countries.
- Amazon or Etsy are asking you for an EPR number, or have removed your listings.
- You do dropshipping or have your own brand.
How you receive it
When you pay, you get the PDF and the spreadsheet straight away, on the confirmation page and in your e-mail. It is digital content: once you receive it, you lose the right of withdrawal.
âŹ10 VAT included. General information as of October 2026; it does not replace advice on your case.
đ And if you then book a consultation within the following 3 months, we take the âŹ10 off: the code is on the guide's last page.
Would you rather start with the free quick guide? Read it on dplasesores.com
Terms of sale: dplasesores.com/en/ecommerce/condiciones-de-contratacion