Cross-border E-commerce

Sellers usually discover e-commerce compliance requirements in the worst order: account frozen first, tax notice second, settlement question last. A more effective approach is to build the compliance chain before problems appear.

The chain, in order

Platform onboarding comes first: entity choice, brand documentation and invoices must match what each platform checks. Then comes tax: VAT registration thresholds in Europe and the UK, US sales tax nexus rules, and filing cadence all depend on where and how you sell. Finally, payments: how sales proceeds move from platforms to your company account and back home determines whether the money can be explained later. Doing these out of sequence is the usual source of frozen funds and suspended stores.

What we handle

• Platform onboarding: document preparation and review for major marketplaces, including entity and brand requirements
• Tax compliance: VAT and sales tax registration, periodic filings, and threshold monitoring
• Collection and settlement: structuring the fund flow so every step has documentation, and explaining the compliant routes for bringing money home
• Account health: responding to platform audits, invoice requests and listing compliance issues

If your store is already running, start with a compliance check — most issues are cheaper to fix before a platform or tax authority raises them. Tell us which platforms you sell on and where, and we will map out your current exposure.