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Tax on a sale is normally owed based on where your buyer is, not where you are. As your Merchant of Record, AgentaOS calculates that tax at checkout, collects it as part of the payment, and remits it to the right authority. You don’t register, file, or send a payment to a tax office yourself.
This page explains how tax works on sales made through AgentaOS. It isn’t advice on your own company’s corporate or income tax, talk to your accountant for that.

Destination tax, in short

Most consumption taxes (VAT in the EU, sales tax or GST elsewhere) are charged based on the buyer’s location and what’s being sold, not the seller’s. Sell a subscription to a buyer in Germany, and German VAT rules apply, even if your company has never set foot there. This is why cross-border software sales create a tax obligation in every country you have customers, not just your own.

How AgentaOS handles it

1

Tax is calculated at checkout

Based on the buyer’s location and what’s being sold, before the payment is confirmed.
2

Tax is collected with the payment

Your buyer pays one total price, tax included, in a single transaction.
3

AgentaOS remits it

We register with tax authorities, file returns, and remit what’s owed in the jurisdictions we cover. You never file anything yourself.
4

Your invoice shows the breakdown

Every payment gets a tax-correct invoice with our Estonian entity as the seller of record, and tax broken out as its own line. See Invoices.

Where we’re registered today

European Union

Destination VAT via Estonia’s OSS (One-Stop Shop) scheme. Our Estonian entity is the registered seller.
We calculate VAT for the jurisdictions where we are registered today, the EU (via Estonia OSS), and add more as we grow.

Selling to businesses (B2B)

When your buyer is a business rather than a consumer, VAT treatment can differ. In some jurisdictions, the reverse-charge mechanism applies, where the buyer accounts for the VAT instead of AgentaOS collecting it. Business buyers can typically provide a VAT or tax number at checkout, which the invoice then reflects.

FAQ

No. AgentaOS is the seller of record, so we register, collect, and remit VAT and sales tax on the sales you make through us.
It depends on the buyer’s country and what’s being sold, and is calculated automatically at checkout. Exact rates and thresholds by country are being finalized before we publish a full table here.
B2B sales can be treated differently for VAT purposes, including reverse charge in some jurisdictions. We’re finalizing the exact rules to publish here, see the note above.
Our Estonian entity, your Merchant of Record, appears as the seller of record. See Invoices.
We register there and start collecting and remitting automatically. You don’t need to do anything on your side.
No. This covers tax on the sales made through AgentaOS. Your own company’s income tax and bookkeeping are still yours to handle.

Next steps

Getting started

The AgentaOS overview, if you’re just getting started.

How it works

What a Merchant of Record is and why it matters.

Supported countries

Where you can sell and where you can get paid.

Pricing

How the per-transaction fee works.

Invoices

What a tax-correct invoice looks like, and how to export one.

Payouts

Move your balance to your bank or wallet.