Tax Information

Find sales tax and VAT, HST, GST, or PST information for your country

Important: Any references to taxes are for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax advice. Please contact your tax advisor for additional assistance.

Constant Contact is an international company that conducts business all over the world. Each country adheres to specific tax laws that vary across borders. To make this information convenient for your business, we have broken it out by country:

• United States (US)
• India
• Other countries
• Frequently asked questions

Did you know? If you need Constant Contact's unique tax identification numbers for the United States or India, you can find them here.

Frequently asked questions

Will I be charged tax as a US customer?

If you're a business or nonprofit in the United States, you will be charged sales tax based on the rules for your state and location. If you're a nonprofit that received exempt status for sales tax from your state, you must provide appropriate documentation.

Will I be charged tax as an international customer?

If you're located outside the United States, you may be charged VAT, GST, HST, or PST based on your country's rules. Please see details for taxability in India.

• Australia, Canada, European Union, & UK: As a US-based company providing services to businesses and organizations, Constant Contact is not required to collect VAT, HST, GST, or PST, and a reverse charge will apply instead. Please check with your accountant or tax advisor for further information.
• Other Countries: We do not currently collect tax in countries not addressed above. However, these rules may change at any time, and our information will be updated accordingly.

Will I be exempt from sales tax if I am tax-exempt per the IRS?

IRS rules apply to Federal income tax. Exemption from income tax does not automatically provide exemption from state and/or local sales tax. To be exempt from sales tax, you must be given sales tax-exempt status by your state and provide proof of sales tax exemption.

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