- E-commerce includes providing all services through the internet, whether through platforms, websites, applications, social media sites, or any other electronic means.
- Services refer to anything that is not a commodity, whether locally produced or imported.
- Online services include remote training, website design, transportation through electronic applications, delivery of orders, online education, providing consultations in various fields such as accounting, legal, medical, and online freelancing.
- Those engaged in e-commerce must register for income tax within thirty days of starting the activity, and must also register for value-added tax if their sales of goods and services reach 500,000 Egyptian pounds per year or part of it.
- For more information, contact the e-commerce unit or email [email protected] or call the hotline 16395.
Source: facebook.com
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