VAT threshold: Austria, 2026

Enter your turnover for this calendar year and see whether you have already crossed the threshold that requires VAT registration, and what follows from it. 2026 rules, country — Austria.

This checks the domestic turnover threshold only. It is not the only one: a service bought from another EU country can require a separate registration at any turnover, and selling into other EU countries has its own limit of 100,000 euro across the Union. What counts as turnover is defined by the act; we do not compute it.

Enter the year's turnover to see a result.

The rule: Austria

The small-business exemption applies if turnover on supplies in Austria exceeded 55,000 euro neither last year nor this year. The amounts you actually invoice count, since you charge no VAT. Exceeding by no more than 10 % (up to 60,500 euro) keeps the exemption to the end of the year; more than that ends it at once.

Not covered: voluntary registration, registration triggered by services bought from abroad, sales into other EU countries, and the special rules for particular activities.

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The rule: Austria

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