The GDPR is just around the corner: the new regulation comes into force on Friday, May 25, 2018. Experts in the public debate advise companies to take the issue seriously, but at the same time not to panic, as an audit by supervisory authorities is usually announced. So make sure that all personal data is
General data protection regulation - am I affected as a retailer and what do I have to do? Many online retailers, as well as our partner IT-Recht Kanz lei, have recently been asking themselves how they can or must comply with the requirements of this regulation. In this guest article, IT-Recht Kanzlei therefore answers some
When Christoph Göttel set up his own business 10 years ago with his Ledershop24, an online store for leather goods, his entry into eCommerce began like that of many online sellers: a promising product range was found and sales were made via eBay. This was followed by his own online store and sales via Amazon.
If you want to sell your goods online with as little risk of a warning as possible, you need to observe numerous legal framework conditions. IT-Recht Kanzlei has compiled a 9-point checklist, including a list of the most common reasons for warnings in recent weeks, to help you avoid some of the pitfalls in eCommerce.
The new year 2016 welcomes all online retailers based in the EU with a change in the law. From January 9, 2016, EU Regulation No. 524/2013 on online dispute resolution for consumer disputes will come into force. This entails new information obligations for store operators who conclude online sales contracts or online service contracts with
At the beginning of next year, the so-called Cash Register Directive will come into force in Austria. This directive reorganizes the basic obligations when cashing business cash receipts. Specifically, it concerns the obligation to keep individual records, the obligation to divide receipts and the cash register obligation. Quite a few of our customers and mail
As has been known for some time, Amazon will open new shipping centers in Poland and the Czech Republic for its retailers as part of the expansion of its European shipping network. In future, some of the goods in stock will be delivered there and shipped to end customers from here, i.e. from another EU
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