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Hi
Please see reply to your previous question- Thank you for your question, please refer to guidance - Introduction: jointly owned property & partnerships -Jointly owned property: no partnership, which states ‘However, where the joint owners are husband and wife, or civil partners, profits and losses are treated as arising to them in equal shares unless:
both entitlement to the income and the property are in unequal shares, and
both spouses, or civil partners, must inform HMRC that their share of profits and losses is to match the share each holds in the property.’
You can inform HMRC of unequal shares by completing a Form 17 available at Declare beneficial interests in joint property and income
 

Hi Jason67 Dance
The previous response given provides the correct information.

 

Hi
1. If through amazon I will sell my items to the EU, am I correct in understanding that it's Amazon's responsibility as OMP to deal with export/import VAT's and I as VAT unregistered seller don't need to do anything about it? 
You need to check with the party who will handle the shipments, if it is Amazon handling the shipments please check with them.
2. For the scenario from point n1 above, my customers won't be charged extra on a parcel receiving, right? 
Importers need to check with their customs authorties to find what personal amount is for postal imports.
3. What about if I want to sell my item through my website to a customer in the EU? Do I myself need to register in IOSS scheme and then deal with EU import VAT system? 
Please see below link for information on IOSS.
VAT Import One Stop Shop Scheme
4. Asking the questions above, does something change if instead of an EU country it will be any other country? (America, Australia, Asia or anything else - rest of the world). And general question - I know that there is a threshold on £135 - is this a summary of all goods in one particular parcel in total? Or each item shouldn't cost more than £135? Thank you very much for the work you do and help that you provide.
£135 threshold is for personal imports into UK, each country will have its own regulation so please check with importing countries.
 

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Unfortunately we are unable to offer advice on different business models traders can adopt. For customs matters you can get someone to deal with customs for you and seek help from a tax professional.
Get someone to deal with customs for you

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Are they asking for EORI number?
You do not need an EORI number if you’re moving goods that are both not controlled goods and for personal use only.

Hi
Please see below guidance for food products that do not need individual labels.
Exceptions: food products that do not need individual labels

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Please see below guidance to find out how to prove the originating status of your goods and check if you can claim preferential tariff treatment.
Proving originating status and claiming a reduced rate of Customs Duty for trade between the UK and EU
They will usually be identified on the statement on origin by their exporter reference number. If an exporter’s reference number has not been assigned, the exporter may show their full address under ‘place and date’.
In the EU, the exporter’s reference number will be the exporter’s registered exporter (REX) number. These are needed if the exporter exports consignments with a total value of more than 6,000 euros.
In the UK, the exporter’s reference number will be the EORI number. If you do not have one, you can apply for an EORI number.
The statement on origin must be made out by the exporter. It does not need to give any details of the person issuing the document used for completing the statement. To avoid confusion, it is recommended that the exporter makes out the statement on origin on a document they have issued.
 

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Please see below guidance to check how to declare personal goods you bring into or take out of the UK.
Check how to declare personal goods you bring into or take out of the UK

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To find out how you can hire a person or business to deal with customs for you please see below link:
Get someone to deal with customs for you

 

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Can you try it again. I have updated the link.