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FBA New Selection: free storage, removals and a 5% rebate for new products
New-to-FBA products got 90 days' free storage, 180 days' free removals and (for registered brands) a 5% rebate against fulfilment fees; liquidations replaced disposals from January 2024.
Read the updateGermany's packaging EPR: Amazon requires a LUCID number from July 2022
From July 2022, sellers on Amazon.de needed a German LUCID packaging registration; Amazon blocked non-compliant listings from 15 June 2022.
Read the updateAmazon extends its 7% referral rate on Prime clothing above £40
The 7% referral fee on the part of a Prime clothing, shoes or bags price above £40 (€45) was extended to 31 March 2023.
Read the updateAmazon's 2022 European fee changes and first fuel and inflation surcharge
New FBA size tiers and dimensional weight for oversize items from 31 March 2022, then a 4.3% fuel and inflation surcharge from 12 May (about 10p per UK unit).
Read the updateAmazon's deferred transactions and delivery-date reserves explained
Under Amazon's delivery-date reserve, some order money is paid later; deferred orders appear in settlement reports only once released.
Read the updateAmazon introduces processing and referral fees on FBA Liquidations
From 8 September 2021, FBA Liquidations charged a per-item processing fee and referral fee; sellers typically recovered 5–20% of the average sales price.
Read the updateAmazon changes how Professional plan subscription fees are billed across regions
From August 2021, Professional plan fees for merged global accounts were split across regions in local currencies, billed on one day, still capped at US$39.99 a month in total.
Read the updateAmazon's 2021 changes to seller-fulfilled returns: partial refunds and returnless refunds
From August 2021, partial refunds on seller-fulfilled returns needed grading and a photo; from October 2021, cross-border orders under £20 (€25) with no local return address got returnless refunds.
Read the updateAmazon may buy your FBA products to sell in other countries
Amazon may purchase your FBA stock at your listed price to sell in other countries' stores, issuing self-billed VAT invoices you must keep; opting out is free.
Read the updateAmazon's 2021 changes to FBA Small and Light
2021 Small and Light changes: new envelope tiers and fees from 8 June (from 60p in the UK), per-unit barcodes, an 8p UK label fee from November and looser eligibility.
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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