Amazon's "crackdown" is coming! Tax refund emails are "killing indiscriminately"! These measures are essential at the end of the year

In this case, you must delete the infringing factors and notify Amazon customer service in writing. The listing will be automatically restored shortly afterwards.

If the infringement is too serious and cannot be restored through self-improvement, then the only option is to communicate with the complainant to seek the other party's forgiveness.

If you fail to find your way down this path, your listing will eventually become useless.

However, there are hundreds of millions of products on the Amazon platform, and many products do not require pre-sales review when they are uploaded. However, during the product operation process, it is necessary to provide mid-sales review information.

If there is no review during the sales process, the seller may never know that this product still needs category review.

However, the strange thing is that the notification of category review came just after the product arrived and was put on the shelves.

Before you pass the review, your product will naturally become unsaleable.

If the audit goes smoothly, you can continue selling the products after it passes. If you are unlucky and the audit fails, the products in the warehouse can only be contributed to American charity.

Recently, many sellers said they received tax refund emails from the European tax authorities. It’s the end of the year, sellers should check their mailboxes more often. It’s really a loss to be blocked due to tax issues during the peak season!

Some sellers said that they had just completed an investigation and all historical sales would be taxed at the normal 20% rate.

Some sellers also said that their store was suspended after just one order, and they could only continue selling after registering for VAT. It is really difficult to maintain an account.

Many sellers know that VAT declaration in Europe means they need to pay a large sum of money to the European tax authorities. Although it is not pleasant, the cost of not declaring truthfully is also very serious. After all, tax compliance is the general trend.

At the end of the year, not only is tax mail "crushing", but warehousing logistics is also a problem. In addition to stockpiling supplies for Christmas and any possible coronavirus-related lockdowns, Europe and the UK will soon face Brexit. Under the triple squeeze, European warehousing pressure has risen sharply.

The growth of e-commerce throughout the year has pushed warehousing space to its limits due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

"During the first wave, most airlines were already operating at Christmas volumes." David Schroeder, chief financial officer of European e-commerce retailer Zalando, said in November that if the Christmas effect is now put first, it will become more challenging.