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Daniel

Daniel

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I am currently experiencing almost the exact same situation described by other Romanian customers regarding DHL and IOSS. I purchased an item on eBay from outside the EU. eBay correctly collected the Romanian VAT at checkout under the IOSS scheme. The eBay Tax Invoice clearly shows: - Item value: AUD 67.25 - Shipping: AUD 55.00 - Taxable amount: AUD 122.25 - Romanian VAT 21%: AUD 25.68 - Total paid to eBay: AUD 147.93 - IOSS number: IM2760000742 I also provided DHL Romania with my ING bank statement, which clearly shows that I paid AUD 147.93 to eBay, not just the item price. Despite all this documentation, DHL Romania keeps insisting that VAT was not paid because the seller, T.I. Performance, told them that they did not collect VAT. That completely misses the point of IOSS. The seller did not collect the VAT. eBay did, automatically, at checkout. This is clearly stated on the eBay Tax Invoice, which is literally titled “Tax Invoice” and includes the VAT breakdown and IOSS number. I have sent the documents multiple times, explained the calculation repeatedly, and even pointed DHL to their own website explaining how IOSS works. Yet I am still being told that my options are either to pay VAT again or have the parcel returned. I have now opened an official complaint and requested escalation to a supervisor/customs specialist familiar with IOSS. What makes this even more frustrating is that this does not appear to be an isolated case. I found another Romanian DHL customer describing almost the same problem, where DHL later admitted the customs declaration had been processed incorrectly and had to redo it. This should not be happening. Customers should not be forced to pay the same VAT twice simply because the IOSS information was ignored or not properly processed. Very disappointing experience with DHL Romania customs handling.