Admin, VAT and rules for bol.com sellers
To sell on bol.com you need a registered business: a Chamber of Commerce (KvK) registration, or a KBO number in Belgium, and a VAT number. bol.com asks for these details when you create a seller account.
You as the seller create the invoice for your customer, not bol.com. Business buyers expect a correct VAT invoice, so make sure your invoicing is set up for that.
If you sell more than € 10,000 a year in total to consumers in other EU countries, you charge the VAT of the customer's country. You declare that VAT through the One Stop Shop (OSS).
Keep your invoices, purchase receipts and bol.com's payout statements, because you need them for your VAT return and your annual accounts. Also keep track of bol.com's service standards and policy rules, because violations lead to policy points and can cost you your account.
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Which rules apply to bol.com sellers?
Chamber of Commerce, business account and income tax
- Income Tax for Entrepreneurs
- Selling on Bol.com
- Register Your Business
- Sell on bol.com Without KvK
- Bol.com KvK: All About KvK Registration
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Invoices and VAT invoices
- Bol.com Invoice: 2026 Guide
- VAT Invoice for bol.com: All About VAT Invoices for Sellers
- Bol Invoice: 2026 Guide
- Bol.com VAT Invoice
- Get Your Bol.com Invoice
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Registering your brand (BOIP)
- How do I register a trademark?
- BOIP Trademark Register: Protect Your Brand
- What is BOIP?
- Protect Your Brand on Bol.com
- BOIP Trademark: All You Need
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Service standards, policy points and your account
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