How do I handle the €3 customs duty in Shopify?

Shopify merchants selling goods to EU consumers should review how the new €3 customs duty affects checkout, customer pricing, IOSS, customs data and courier requirements. EAS provides a Shopify €3 duty tool and can help configure Shopify, register for IOSS and automate reporting.

Does Shopify automatically handle the new EU €3 customs duty?

Shopify merchants should not assume the new EU €3 customs duty is automatically handled in the correct way for every store, courier and IOSS setup. EAS helps merchants review the setup and prepare Shopify for the new duty where it applies.

Do I need IOSS to handle the €3 duty in Shopify?

Many Shopify merchants selling to EU consumers use IOSS to simplify VAT and customs handling for orders up to €150. If your courier, fulfilment partner or logistics company asks for an IOSS number, EAS can help you register for IOSS and configure Shopify.

Can EAS help configure Shopify for the €3 customs duty?

Yes. EAS can help Shopify merchants prepare their store and checkout process for the new €3 customs duty, connect the setup with IOSS where required, and automate IOSS reporting and filing.

When does the new EU €3 customs duty start?

The new EU €3 customs duty is expected to affect relevant low-value ecommerce imports from 1 July 2026. Shopify merchants selling to EU consumers should prepare their checkout, IOSS and logistics workflows before this date.

Is this Shopify €3 duty tool free?

The Shopify €3 duty tool is designed to help merchants understand the issue and identify practical next steps. EAS also provides paid IOSS registration, intermediary service, Shopify configuration support and automated reporting plans.

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shopify 3 euro duty tool

Shopify €3 duty tool

How to handle the new €3 EU customs duty in Shopify

Use this tool to understand how the new EU €3 customs duty may affect your Shopify checkout, IOSS setup and EU delivery flow. EAS is the market leader in IOSS, helping ecommerce businesses register, configure their stores and automate reporting.

EAS €3 Duty Helper

For Shopify merchants

Before 1 July 2026

Shopify €3 duty setup, made simple.

Answer a few quick questions and get instructions for your Shopify store. You will only be asked for the numbers needed for the pricing method you choose.

The €3 duty is separate from IOSS VAT. EAS continues handling IOSS VAT. The duty itself is handled through your carrier, postal operator or delivery solution.

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