IOSS rules only apply to sales under EUR 150 euros and this causes many problems. Many e-commerce shops sometimes or frequently also sell above EUR 150. How should you deal with that?
Some companies are desperately looking for solutions for this situation. But all these solutions result in more logistics and compliance costs for the sellers. And in some cases: double taxation.
In this webinar we share our findings, our solutions and look ahead to the official solutions that the European commission hopefully will make later this year.
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