Poland is a key logistics hub in Central Europe and home to Amazon’s large fulfillment centers (like WRO1 and SZZ1). If you store goods in Poland or sell to Polish customers via Amazon, you’re legally required to register for VAT in Poland.
In this article, we’ll break down the registration process for both EU and non-EU companies, explain the role of a fiscal representative, and offer a reliable way to stay compliant.
If your business is registered in another EU country, you can apply for a Polish VAT number directly through the Polish Tax Office (Urząd Skarbowy).
You’ll need to submit:
Your documents may need to be officially translated into Polish.
After approval, you’ll receive a Polish VAT number (starting with PL). EU companies are required to have no fiscal representative.
If you’re based outside the EU (e.g., USA, UK, Canada), you must appoint a Polish fiscal representative to register for VAT.
This local tax agent is jointly liable for your VAT obligations in Poland. It’s a legal requirement for all non-EU entities and cannot be skipped.
After successful registration:
Polish tax authorities are known for strict enforcement and digital controls, so accuracy is key.
Also, if you sell electronics or packaged goods, you may need to comply with Poland's EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) rules.
Minefield Navigator offers complete VAT services for Amazon sellers — including registration, fiscal representation, and ongoing compliance in Poland.
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