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Online commerce, which has been expanding rapidly since the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, is also under the scrutiny of authorities around the world, in an attempt to determine whether the sector is contributing properly from a fiscal point of view. To this end, a new directive has been adopted at European level - DAC 7, which, among other things, targets e-commerce platforms, respectively traders who sell through them.
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