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Update tax information in Seller Center
Last updated on Nov 12, 2024
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Overview

If you need to make updates to your business details such as your tax classification, Employer Identification Number (EIN) or business address you can do so by updating your tax information in Seller Center. You can only make updates to your Business Information details if you have an administrator account. In this guide, you can learn how to make updates in Seller Center.

Update your tax information

Step 1 – Get started 

In Seller Center, select the Settings icon and then select Taxes under the Partner Profile heading. Review each field for accuracy. Review each field for accuracy.

Step 2 – Update info 

To add details or make changes, select the Edit business details buttonand fill out the required fields, including your legal business name, address and Tax ID.

Notes

Only admin users can make updates to Business Information details. You can’t select the Edit Business details button if you submitted changes recently and they’re still under review. You can’t proceed with your updates until you provide the required documentation. Failure to provide the correct information may delay your request. 

Step 3 – Submit and review

Some updates require you to provide additional details, including a reason for the change and supporting documentation. Once you’ve included your reason, select the Submit Changes  button. Our Trust & Safety team reviews all business information changes and may require detailed review in accordance with our verification and compliance procedures. 

During the review process, you’ll get a message that we’re still reviewing a previous update. You can’t  update your business information until the review is complete. 

If your submission was approved, the submitted changes are effective immediately and you don’t have to take any further action.

Notes

The information found within this guide and the related hyperlinks is for general informational purposes only and is not considered legal advice. This policy may contain links to third-party content, which Walmart does not warrant, endorse or assume liability for and your reliance on such content is solely at your own discretion. If you have any questions about the applicability of the information provided in this policy, contact your own legal counsel.

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