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If your business is located in South Korea, learn how HubSpot handles Value Added Tax (VAT) and how you can update HubSpot with your VAT-related information.
VAT is a tax that is chargeable on most supplies of goods and services consumed in South Korea.
HubSpot is registered for VAT in South Korea as it supplies electronic services to customers. Therefore, HubSpot is required to charge and collect VAT at the prevailing rate to all customers who are not registered for VAT.
All HubSpot services are liable for VAT except Professional and Onboarding services.
If your primary shipping address is in South Korea and you are not VAT registered, then you will be charged South Korean VAT. Learn how to check what your primary company address is set to in HubSpot.
If your company is exempt from being charged VAT then you will need to send HubSpot a valid exemption certificate and ensure that your company meets all exemption criteria. Exemption certificates should be sent to billing@hubspot.com for processing.
All businesses must be registered for VAT purposes with the South Korea Tax office and must add this VAT number to their HubSpot billing account. Once a valid VAT number is added to your account, HubSpot will not add a VAT charge to your invoice.
Please note: you may be required to self-account for VAT through the reverse charge mechanism.
If you have added your valid VAT number to your HubSpot account, your company will not be charged VAT. You may be required to self-account for VAT on the reverse charge basis.
HubSpot cannot retroactively credit or refund VAT from any current or previously issued invoices.