This article is regarding Seller Identity Verification on the Amazon UK platform. I will provide you the list of all the legal entity categories which are available when registering your Seller Account on Amazon:
1. Individual account: This is referring to a registration entity type and not selling plan. You should only select an individual account when you are not intending to sell for a profit. As soon as your turnover reaches 15000€, Amazon will suspend your account and require you to register as a business.
2. UK Sole Proprietor: this category is for individuals who sell for profit commercially. Sole proprietor must be registered with her majesty’s revenue and customs (HMRS). In this kind of business there is no legal difference between owner and its bussiness.
3. State Owned : As indicated by the name, this is a business which is completely or half owned by government.
4. Privately owned businesses: It’s a business such as company, partnership which is controlled by private individuals who operate them.
5. Charity: Incorporated tax exempt bussiness.
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