US and EU Customs Compliance: A Pre-Shipment Checklist
Reduce avoidable shipment problems with documented customs classification, valuation, origin, broker responsibilities and current EU low-value import checks.
US Remote Worker Classification for E-commerce Companies: Employee or Contractor?
Employee or contractor? Review US remote worker classification, IRS control factors, state-law risks and the documents needed before hiring.
US and EU Cross-Border Compliance: A Due Diligence Roadmap
Plan US and EU market entry with a practical review of employment, tax and customs risks, required records and a phased compliance action plan.
E-commerce Product Listing Compliance Checklist for US and EU Marketplaces
E-commerce product listing compliance determines whether a cross-border seller can keep products live, protect its advertising account and avoid costly recalls in the United States and European Union. If your team is asking “Why was my product disapproved?”, “What claims
EU Digital Services Act Marketplace Account Appeal: Seller Checklist
EU Digital Services Act marketplace account appeal options matter when a platform removes listings, restricts an account or acts on an illegal-content report affecting European users. The DSA requires covered online platforms to provide reasons for certain moderation decisions and
DMCA or Trademark Complaint Against a Marketplace Seller: Response Guide
DMCA or trademark complaint against an online marketplace seller can remove a listing, damage account health and trigger withheld funds before the underlying rights are tested in court. A seller should identify whether the complaint concerns copyright, trademark, patent, design,
Marketplace Seller Identity Verification Suspension: Appeal Checklist
Marketplace seller account suspended for identity verification is a high-risk event because listings, payouts and inventory access may be restricted at the same time. For cross-border sellers serving U.S. customers, the INFORM Consumers Act requires covered marketplaces to collect and
FTC Consumer Review Rule Compliance for E-Commerce Sellers
FTC consumer review rule compliance for e-commerce sellers became a major U.S. marketing issue when the federal rule took effect on 21 October 2024. Cross-border brands selling to U.S. consumers should review how employees, agencies, influencers, review brokers, customer-service teams