Legal regulation and tax implication in eCommerce

lisa · Jul 22, 2014

I have my eCommerce platform for which I wanted to know the tax implication and legal regulation for eCommerce. I also wanted to know is there is any tax differences if I sell my product cross border.

Help needed.

gotkloud · Jul 23, 2014

Hi Lisa,

I would seriously recommend you consult a tax professional regarding the e-commerce piece! There are also many nexus laws so you want to cover that and other things!

Gern · Dec 22, 2014

Lisa,

Can you please share a bit more details about your product (your country of origin, prospective markets, etc.) so as we can provide you with some at least basic answers. They can vary substantially depending on this.

elcidofaguy · Feb 11, 2015

Hi Lisa,

Yes indeed you need to aware of local/national tax laws etc...

Currently there is a raging debate on new EU tax laws which is requesting digital marketers that sell ebooks to charge VAT applicable to buyers nationality and for you to then collect that and pay it... For more info checkout: http://www.business2community.com/marketing/youre-selling-ebooks-digital-products-bad-news-01096829

Many are choosing to ignore it (and I dont blame them) or working around it with using Clickbank, JVZoo etc whom can handle that for you...

Also make sure to speak to an accountant and understand your own National laws with regards to online income and paying taxes etc...

Best of Luck!

Sid

edsonbuchanan · Feb 11, 2015

Although most of us have some great experience when it comes to online marketing, I don't think you are going to find the answer you are looking for without talking to a tax consultant around your area. I hate this time of the year LOL time to find out how much I owe Uncle Sam.

A Tax consultant will let you know how much you need to make before it can be taxed as well as what you can deduct.

Jyothi Aniruddha · Apr 20, 2015

Ecommerce presents a major challenge role in the administration of different tax challenges, whereas if you want know about the sales tax then it is a tax which is levied on sales of goods. I think in India sales is levied if you purchase anything from online store.

oldnickb · May 5, 2015

US marketers who are choosing to ignore the EU VAT issue should be aware that every OECD country, basically that's everyone, has already committed to enforcing each others tax rules.

It's supposed to be fully implemented by January 2016

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