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Spain extends zero VAT rate on essential food items

Spain – VAT on Essential Food Items: From Temporary Relief to Current Rates (2026)

Date25 Jul 2024

CategoryVAT Compliance, VAT OSS and Export

Between January 2023 and December 2024, the Spanish government introduced a series of temporary VAT reductions on essential food items to ease the impact of inflation on households. Those emergency measures have now concluded. This […]

Financial audit in e-commerce: Ways to improve profitability

Date24 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce accounting

In the era of digitalization, running an online store has become one of the most popular ways to do business. However, merely having an e-store does not guarantee financial success. The key to achieving profitability […]

VAT regulations in the EU: What you need to know?

Date23 Jul 2024

CategoryVAT Compliance, VAT OSS and Export

Value Added Tax, commonly known as VAT, is a widely used consumption tax within the European Union. Its primary purpose is to burden the final consumer rather than businesses, although businesses are responsible for its […]

How to improve the returns process in e-commerce?

Date22 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce

In the e-commerce industry, the returns process plays a crucial role in building consumer trust and loyalty. According to the DeliveryX Returns 2024 report, 51% of consumers consider the ease of returns a very important […]

Kaufland Marketplace in Poland – Launch on August 7, 2024

Date19 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce

In August 2024, Kaufland Global Marketplace officially launched in the Polish market. Since then, the platform has grown rapidly, reaching up to 3 million online visitors per month in Poland and attracting over 3,000 registered […]

Holiday procedure in France: How does the VAT holiday settlement work?

Date18 Jul 2024

CategoryVAT Compliance, VAT OSS and Export

France VAT Summer Holiday Procedure – 2026 Update The French tax authorities continue to allow certain VAT-registered businesses filing monthly VAT returns under the standard regime (Régime Réel Normal) to use a simplified summer reporting […]

How to start selling on Amazon: Tips and strategies for e-commerce sellers

Date17 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce

Starting to sell on Amazon is a significant step for any e-commerce seller. Amazon is one of the largest marketplaces in the world, offering access to millions of potential customers. In this article, we will […]

German e-commerce market: Key trends and challenges in 2024

Date16 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce

The German e-commerce market, one of the most dynamic sectors of the economy, continues to evolve, adapting to changing consumer needs and technological innovations. In 2024, its value is expected to reach an impressive 91.17 […]

Outsourcing accounting services in the e-commerce industry: Saving time and money

Date15 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce accounting

Outsourcing accounting has become an essential support for an increasing number of entrepreneurs in the e-commerce industry, offering not only facilitation in daily business management but also strategic benefits that support its growth. By opting […]

eBay Store: A practical guide for sellers

Date12 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce

In today’s article, we focus on building your brand on eBay, specifically through the eBay Store—a tool that allows merchants to set up their own branded store (similar to Amazon Brand Store) within the eBay […]

E-invoicing in Poland: The National e-Invoicing System (KSeF)

KSeF — Poland’s National e-Invoicing System: What’s Changed and What to Do Now

Date11 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce accounting

Poland’s National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) is no longer a future obligation — it is live. On 27 August 2025, Poland’s President signed into law the amendment to the Value-Added Tax Act, establishing the Krajowy System […]

2024 in Polish e-commerce: Growth in sales and seasonal challenges

Date10 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce

The Polish e-commerce market is currently undergoing dynamic changes, driven by both an increase in the number of orders and a rising average shopping cart value. Despite a general slowdown in consumption seen in the […]

VAT rates in the EU in 2024: Overview and analysis

Date09 Jul 2024

CategoryVAT Compliance, VAT OSS and Export

Value added tax (VAT) is one of the main sources of budget revenues in European Union (EU) countries. As an indirect tax, VAT is included in the price of goods and services, ultimately paid by […]

How to prepare for Amazon Prime Day 2024: A guide for e-commerce entrepreneurs

Date08 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce

Amazon Prime Day is one of the most anticipated events in the e-commerce world. This year’s edition, scheduled for July 16 and 17, 2024, presents a unique opportunity for both buyers and sellers. During these […]

Intrastat system in Lithuania: Key information and guidelines

Date05 Jul 2024

CategoryVAT Compliance, VAT OSS and Export

Intrastat is a system for collecting statistical data on the trade of goods between European Union (EU) countries. In Lithuania, businesses engaged in trading goods with other EU countries are required to submit Intrastat declarations. […]

VAT in Belgium: Guidelines for e-commerce entrepreneurs

Belgium VAT & E-Commerce Guide 2026 – Rates, Registration and Compliance

Date04 Jul 2024

CategoryVAT Compliance, VAT OSS and Export

Belgium, with its dynamic economy and growing online consumer base, remains an attractive destination for e-commerce businesses expanding into new EU markets. Understanding and adhering to Belgian VAT regulations is essential for any business operating […]

Directive DAC7 – obligations from 1 July 2024

Date03 Jul 2024

CategoryE-commerce

We would like to remind you that as of 1 July 2024, the provisions of European Union Directive No. 2021/1194 of 7 July 2021 (hereinafter “DAC7”) have come into force in Poland. These impose new […]

The Intrastat system in Belgium: Key information and practices

Date02 Jul 2024

CategoryVAT Compliance, VAT OSS and Export

Intrastat is a statistical system designed to collect data on trade in goods between the member countries of the European Union. In Belgium, the management of Intrastat declarations is handled by the National Bank of […]