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Amazon moves more FBA parcel fees to unit weight only in 2025
From May 2025 (clothing, bags) and October 2025 (14 more categories), FBA parcel fees use unit weight only and seven size tiers, cutting fees for most items.
Read the updateAmazon updates UK Multi-Channel Fulfilment fees for 2025
From 15 May 2025, UK MCF envelopes got cheaper, parcel rates held and oversize moved to 12 bands averaging 2.8% more.
Read the updateAmazon switches UK deal and voucher fees to a performance-based model
From June 2025, UK deals cost £2.50/day + 0.75% of deal sales (cap £400) instead of £50/£25; vouchers moved to £2 + 1.5% of sales.
Read the updateAmazon collects Swiss VAT on sales to Switzerland from 2025
From 1 January 2025, Amazon charges and pays Swiss VAT on orders delivered to Switzerland, regardless of the seller's VAT registration.
Read the updateAmazon's 2025 European FBA and referral fee changes
From 1 February 2025: parcel FBA fees held or cut, oversize bands cut from 28 to 17, lower minimum referral fee for heavy items, higher storage-related fees.
Read the updateAmazon's 2024 holiday returns window: returns until 31 January 2025
Items bought from 1 November to 25 December 2024 could be returned until 31 January 2025 (Spain: to 6 February); electronics on .de and .it until 15 January.
Read the updateAmazon changes how FBA lost and damaged stock is reimbursed
Since 31 March 2025, warehouse-lost or damaged FBA stock is reimbursed at manufacturing cost; most claims are automatic, and manual ones have 60–105-day windows.
Read the updateAmazon now uses tax authority data to decide where you're established for VAT
Since September 2024, Amazon uses tax authority data to decide VAT establishment; non-established sellers' domestic B2B sales use reverse charge with no VAT.
Read the updateAmazon disposes of unfulfillable FBA stock after 23 days from September 2024
Since 16 September 2024, unfulfillable FBA stock is disposed of or donated 23 days after notice unless you remove, liquidate or automate it.
Read the updateAmazon introduces a separate digital services fee from October 2024
From 1 October 2024 Amazon's DST cost became a separate fee: 2% on selling and FBA fees for UK-based sellers selling in the UK.
Read the updateLet Amazon's changes flow into Xero automatically
TrueBooks posts every Amazon settlement to Xero with the right UK VAT codes — new fees, reserve changes and all — so your books stay right whatever Amazon changes next.
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