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Online Business Law
Doing business online can literally open your business to a world of potential customers. It can also expose your business to legal and financial liabilities, particularly in the areas of privacy, security, copyright and taxation. That’s why SBA has compiled an overview of the rules and regulations for conducting e-commerce in this section. Even if you don’t sell anything online, you should read this information. The laws covering digital rights and online advertising may still apply to you.
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Selling your products online allows for immediate entry into the global marketplace. However, shipping your product overseas presents a few challenges if you have little experience with taxes, duties, customs laws, and consumer...
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If you run a business with a physical storefront, collecting sales tax is straightforward. You charge your customers the sales tax required by the jurisdiction where your business is located. For example, if you operate a retail...
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