- E-commerce includes selling goods and products in all forms, whether retail or wholesale, through online stores, platforms, social media sites, websites, apps, or any other electronic means.
- Goods refer to any tangible item regardless of its nature, source, or purpose, whether traded locally or imported, including digital products like software.
- Registration for value-added tax is required if sales of goods and services reach or exceed 500,000 Egyptian pounds per year, or if dealing in specified goods and services.
Source: facebook.com
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