Management Mode Of Foreign Internet Stores

In August 2002, the electronic commerce law of the United Kingdom came into effect. It clearly stipulated that businesses should pay taxes, and businesses must mark the following information on their websites: the name of the enterprise, the address, including the e-mail, the registration number of industrial and commercial taxes, the details of the supervisory departments at higher levels, the details of the industry associations, the value-added tax numbers of enterprises and so on.

In addition, the price of online goods must be marked with tax and postage charges.

Singapore: the government has taken the lead in ensuring safety in Singapore. The government has long placed the management of online shopping in the scope of regulations and policies.

In 2003, the Singapore government was appraised by the world economic forum as one of the three "e-government" in the world.

The Singapore government first proposed the "hotbed of e-commerce" in 1996, and formulated and passed the Electronic Transactions Act and the electronic pactions (certification authority) regulations in 1998 and 1999 to eliminate the security obstacles in the development of e-commerce, and to ensure that Internet users enjoy comprehensive, safe and high-quality services.

In order to enable businesses and consumers to engage in online pactions safely and safely, the Singapore government also guides enterprises to participate in the development of security agreements and the construction of electronic payment systems.

Germany: online shopping is regulated by two types of online stores in Germany.

One is a store that specializes in online pactions.

Such stores can be shipped directly from the manufacturer or assembly line through computer instructions, thus greatly reducing the cost of sales.

The other is the extension of ordinary shops.

That is to say, we have opened up online stores while doing well the sales of shopping malls.

The safety of Internet consumption in Germany mainly comes from two aspects.

First, legal control.

In 2000, Germany promulgated regulations specifically for online shopping, strictly regulated the behavior of sellers, and largely eliminated people's worries about online shopping.

The two is the protection of Consumer Protection Association.

A major feature of the German consumer association is its official background.

The German consumer association is attached to the name of the government at all levels.