Category: Ecommerce Tips

In 2021, The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) aimed to reassess how world leaders are achieving their commitments to The Paris Agreement. This agreement lays out vital actions to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. As this window of…

Taxation in the metaverse is a complex and emerging topic. Can VAT legislation keep up with the fast-paced digital world? Does holding virtual events or selling goods and services have tax implications? Considering how VAT and the metaverse may interact…

Ecommerce is rising exponentially and since the pandemic there’s been no shortage of investors looking to set up a business in the EU and UK. While the idea is simple and may align with most business niches, it’s not as…

Shed the Dead Freight Weight & Reach Your Peak Season Performance! This is a guest post written by our partner Shapiro. Back in the day, the forefathers (and foremothers) of our industry coined the term “peak season” to represent the…

Can NFTs be taxed? Seeing exponential growth in the last few years, the NFT (Non-Fungible Tokens) market has been steadily increasing in popularity. But with unfamiliar territory comes new questions, with the relationship between NFTs and VAT being considered.   What…

How is the SME Scheme changing?   In January 2025 an SME Scheme update will be applied giving businesses established in EU Member States VAT exemptions. This extends the previous SME Scheme and will make the SME Scheme VAT exemption applicable…

Cash flow management can be a struggle for small businesses. We’ve compiled our top tips for 2022 to set you up for success. For businesses, learning to juggle money management alongside building a company is tricky. How you manage cash…

Zalando is one of the largest online fashion marketplaces in Europe, selling to over 45 million customers in as many as 23 EU (European Union) countries. Starting as an online shoe store in 2008, Zalando has transformed into a marketplace…

This guest post has been written by our partners at Huboo. All retail businesses witness sales peaks and slumps throughout the year and the timing of these can vary depending on the type of products you are selling. For most,…

What are HS codes?  HS (Harmonised System) tariff codes refer to calculated rates which are applied to all goods that are traded internationally. These codes are essentially a naming system developed by the WCO (World Customs Organisation) to categorise products,…