E-commerce

E-commerce businesses aren’t always straightforward to run. Just like other companies that specialise in trading goods, e-commerce entrepreneurs need to comply with Switzerland’s and EU’s trading rules and regulations. To make sure your e-commerce business adheres to the law, you will need the assistance of a knowledgeable solicitor.

Having a thorough understanding of e-commerce practices will help all aspects of your business, from following the rules that apply to you, to paying the correct tax rate and improving logistics performance. The help of an expert solicitor can ensure all these needs are met, increasing your output and profits.

Issues can arise at any time when you run an e-commerce business, so having access to practical advice from a solicitor is extremely important. Many of our partners actively run e-commerce businesses themselves, and understand the importance of drafting corporate documents, shareholder agreements and processing personal data.

Our firm will assist you in:

Amazon Business Set-Up & Assistance

Having an Amazon Business account will allow you to trade your products on the site as a registered business. We have helped many businesses across Europe and the United States with this, including handling Amazon account suspensions.

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VAT Registration

VAT Registration is an important part of any e-commerce business. Knowing the VAT laws in Switzerland and all across Europe will keep your venture compliant.

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Import/Export of goods

Imported and exported goods can travel across the entire globe before reaching their destination. Therefore, planning the logistics is important to ensure everything is delivered on time, on budget and safely.

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Logistics and tax optimization

Improving the logistics of your e-commerce business will increase productivity and profit, so it pays to understand the best practices and the tax implications they can have.

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Ecommerce Contracts & Policies

Drawing up e-commerce contracts protects your business in the event a problem arises. Contracts and policies also document the terms that both you and the other party agreed to before forming a business deal with each other.

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Straightforward legal advice for E-commerce businesses

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