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Amazon is targeting UK sellers that aren’t “established in the UK for VAT.” We have warned some of our clients about this but many sellers have chosen to wait for Amazon to contact them and Amazon now has. So what do you need to know?

If you are selling anything via any online marketplace, these new tax rules could affect you. In an effort to clamp down on tax evasion, the new HMRC rules require online platforms to submit an annual report detailing the names and sales volumes of individual sellers trading on their platform.

We recently hosted a live webinar featuring Michael Dan, Managing Director of Sitruna, a specialist Amazon agency and long-standing client, with whom we have had a successful partnership for over 6 years. In this webinar, we discussed key strategies and insights to help you navigate Prime Day effectively.

Both the UK and the EU have recently brought in packaging taxes. These have legal implications for sellers, and in some cases, online platforms like Amazon, will prevent you selling until you have completed your registration.

Amazon recently announced changes to their payments service provider (PSP) policy. Make sure your PSP is an approved provider otherwise you may face payment disruptions.

As a business owner, you have probably wondered about selling your business. How much might you expect to sell it for, what does the process look like and how do you find a buyer? 

On the 1st January, there are a number of upcoming changes planned for VAT and as a result of Brexit. This article looks at how they affect Amazon UK sellers.

In February 2020 Amazon sent out an email to all Sellers providing them with a "2019 Statement Related to France Activity" - This blog post tells you what action you might need to take.