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This page covers the technical details of how tax handling works on Suby. For a product-level overview, see Global Tax & Compliance.

How It Works at Checkout

1

Location detected

Suby detects the customer’s location from their billing address, cross-referenced with IP geolocation.
2

Tax identified

The applicable tax type and rate for that jurisdiction are identified in real time.
3

Tax applied

The tax is applied to the transaction automatically, tax-inclusive or tax-exclusive depending on the jurisdiction.
4

Tax collected

Tax is collected as part of the payment at checkout.
5

Tax remitted

Suby files and remits the tax to the relevant authority on your behalf.
Tax

Coverage

Tax typeJurisdictions
VAT (Value Added Tax)European Union, United Kingdom, and other VAT jurisdictions
GST (Goods and Services Tax)Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, and others
Sales taxUnited States, state and local level
Digital services taxesAll applicable jurisdictions globally

B2B Transactions

For business customers in VAT jurisdictions, Suby supports reverse charge mechanisms where applicable. When a customer provides a valid VAT ID at checkout, the transaction is treated as a B2B sale and the reverse charge is applied automatically.

What You Remain Responsible For

Tax coverage through Suby applies to sales taxes on transactions, VAT, GST, and equivalent taxes. It does not cover your own income tax or corporate tax obligations in your jurisdiction.
You remain responsible for declaring and paying your own income and corporate tax. If you have specific questions about how taxes apply to your business, consult a tax advisor or contact the Suby team.

FAQ

Yes. In jurisdictions where tax-inclusive pricing is standard (such as most of the EU), the price shown already includes tax. In others (such as the US), tax is shown as a separate line item.
Suby uses a combination of billing address and IP geolocation to determine the customer’s location. If the two signals conflict, additional checks are applied. Fraudulent location misrepresentation is the customer’s liability, not yours.
Yes. Your dashboard shows a breakdown of taxes collected per transaction and per period, which you can export for your own accounting records.
Yes. Suby calculates and remits US sales tax at the state and local level based on the customer’s location, including economic nexus rules. You do not need to track nexus thresholds yourself.