The prevalence of ecommerce is continuously growing and there is no sign of it slowing down. Every offline retail store should be looking at the possibility of venturing out into...
As a start-up ecommerce company or SMB, your initial efforts are likely focused on building a quality product or service and selling it through a standard payment method. As your...
Much has been made in recent years of the digital business-to-business model (B2B) versus the digital business-to-consumer model (B2C), in terms of scope, customer acquisition and retention, pricing, product variety,...
The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that online retailers can be required to collect sales tax in states where they don’t maintain a physical presence – a decision that settles...
Ecommerce businesses without any physical presence in a state may soon be required to collect sales tax from its customers – more commonly known as Internet Sales Tax – or...
This week, I sat down with cleverbridge co-founder Craig Vodnik to discuss his insights on ecommerce opportunities and challenges, the latest industry trends, and how digital businesses need to prepare...
As we approach the advent of the GDPR, savvy businesses should view it as a chance to reevaluate their attitudes and practices around customer data. And since there’s a high likelihood that the GDPR will affect most firms, why not play it safe and shoot from the outset?
Taking your business global is filled with complexity. The challenges complying with tax and privacy laws multiply with each new market you enter. Recently, cleverbrige Co-Founder Craig Vodnik sat down with Technori's Scott Kitun to discuss when and how companies should address their global tax and privacy compliance.
Figuring out whether the product or service you sell is taxable is one thing. Determining rates is another, and your obligations change according to the location of both your business and your buyers. To complicate things even more, the rules change frequently and repercussions for violating the rules can be swift and severe.
There are many frameworks that governments and industry groups have created to assist businesses with this complex task. The main ones we discuss in this article are PCI DSS, ISO and GDPR.
