Global transactions. Explicit fiscal coverage.
Fiscal402's event model is global. Fiscal determination coverage is jurisdiction-specific. A valid event with a US seller and an NL buyer can normalize, persist, and — where verified EU VAT rules apply — issue fiscal402.receipt/1.0.0. The reverse corridor does not invent US sales tax.
| Corridor | Event | Determination | Receipt v1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| US → NL B2C digital | SUPPORTED | EU VAT OSS (NL 21%) | SUPPORTED |
| UK → DE B2B digital | SUPPORTED | EU VAT (Art. 196 if evidenced); UK remains review | SUPPORTED if EU primary |
| CA / SG / JP → EU digital | SUPPORTED | EU VAT destination rate | SUPPORTED |
| NL → US | SUPPORTED | EU export MANUAL_REVIEW; US MANUAL_REVIEW | UNSUPPORTED |
| US → CA | SUPPORTED | US and CA MANUAL_REVIEW | UNSUPPORTED |
Try a corridor
Digital service, attested countries. This is the same coverage vocabulary the capabilities API returns. It does not execute payment.
- event
- SUPPORTED
- receipt v1
- SUPPORTED
- EU
- SUPPORTED · 21% · non_union_oss_or_art_196
- US
- MANUAL_REVIEW · us_sales_tax_provider_required
Non-EU seller US → EU customer NL. EU VAT applies under non-Union OSS / Art. 196 using the destination standard rate. Receipt v1 is eligible.
What this is not
- Worldwide tax determination.
- A guessed US or Canadian rate.
- A 1:1 USDC peg.
- An AP2 mandate treated as settlement.