In every European country, if you buy something, you have to pay Value Added Tax (or VAT) It ranges per country from 15 till 25% per country. If you’re a private person, you just have to pay it, no matter what. If you’re a company or self-employed, you can deduct this tax via complex procedure with [...]
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Delivering message about your software product
Recently I’ve got a 2-days training from Omniture (hope to write more about it tomorrow). My question as a person, trying to sell online the software was: “How to deliver the message to the customers”. In more details, I wanted to know, how to tell people more about product, how to find out, what do [...]
eCommerce v.s. “Making money online”
January 29th, 2008 by Serguei Alleko in eCommerce | Comments Off
Both terms “eCommerce” and “Making money online” are relatively new and not good defined. The way I understand it, both are talking about earning some money with the help of the World Wide Web. But at some prospective they’re antagonists. eCommerce means selling something via Internet – goods, services, anything, which is produced. One of [...]
