How is VAT calculated and can I remove it?
VAT is calculated automatically at checkout based on your location and tax status.
If you're a business customer in the EU, you can enter a valid VAT number to apply reverse charge.
If no VAT number is provided (or it's invalid) VAT will be added to your payment.
Yes, absolutely. That’s one of the main use cases. It looks more professional than using your home address.
No. The address is a correspondence point. Tax residency is determined by where you actually live and the relevant national tests (physical presence, centre of vital interests, habitual abode, and similar). This is not legal or tax advice. Consult a qualified professional for your specific situation. For a related question about fiscal addresses, see Can I use a TDPB address as my official fiscal or tax address?.
Because VAT depends on your country and tax status. The correct amount is calculated during checkout.
No problem. You can have any item forwarded to your preferred location, even internationally.
It depends on usage. The TDPB base address from € 7,50/month on the yearly plan, or € 15/month on the monthly plan, with mail handling priced separately (€ 0,90 per scan, € 7,50/month unlimited, or € 27,50/month full service), is in a similar range to a small PO Box rental in many countries. The differences sit elsewhere: you don't have to visit anything in person, you get a real street address rather than a PO Box number, and most banks, insurers, and government bodies accept it as a correspondence address. Acceptance can vary, so always verify the specific requirements of the institution you are dealing to be 100% sure. See full pricing on our rates page.
No. A TDPB address can't serve as a domicilio social or registered office. You can still use it for business correspondence, invoices and your website, but the legal seat of the company needs a dedicated registration provider.
You can cancel anytime, but there are no refunds on yearly payments, even if you stop before the year is over.
As ordinary correspondence, this generally works fine. What a TDPB address can't be is a formal 'domicilio a efectos de notificaciones' for legally binding notifications. If Seguridad Social simply needs somewhere in Spain to send your correspondence, the address does the job; if a formal notifications address is required, you'd need a different solution.
Yes, as long as you trade in your own name. You can use it for your business correspondence, invoices, website and email signature. The restriction only applies to separate legal entities like limited companies.
Yes. It’s accepted by most institutions for postal communication. Just note: it’s not valid for legal company registration in the UAE.