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# How to get VAT information for Amazon B2B orders

To retrieve VAT numbers for Amazon B2B orders, enable the **Buyer tax identifier** setting in your Amazon Seller Central account. This article shows you how.

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**Important:** Due to reporting limitations, we can only retrieve VAT numbers for **Fulfilled by Merchant (FBM)** order connections. If you use **Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA/AFN)**, enabling this setting will not change anything.
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### <i class="fa-memo-circle-info">:memo-circle-info:</i> Before you start

**Good to know**

* We only include VAT numbers for these platforms:
  * Channable API
  * Lightspeed
  * Magento
  * PrestaShop

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In your Amazon Seller Central account, open the main menu and go to **Orders > Order reports**.

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On the **Order reports** page, click **Add or remove order report columns**.

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Click the toggle for **Buyer tax identifiers**.

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### What happens next

After **Buyer tax identifiers** is enabled, Amazon includes the VAT number for business orders in the order data. We then retrieve and include that VAT number for orders from Channable API, Lightspeed, Magento, and PrestaShop.


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