The World Trade Organization (WTO) circulated draft text of the E-commerce Agreement under the Joint Statement Initiative (JSI) on Electronic Commerce on 26 July 2024. From a tax perspective, the JSI is important for two main reasons – it provides a commitment to prohibit imposing customs duties on electronic transmissions and it supports measures to promote e-invoicing. More broadly, the JSI outlines a comprehensive framework for digital trade covering matters such as: paperless trading and data exchanges to facilitate digital trade; consumer protection (designed to enhance consumer confidence and trust in e-commerce); personal data protection; cybersecurity; and e-payments.
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