31/05/2021 13:12
Romania became, last year, the leader of the European Union in terms of the growth rate of electronic commerce, and the value of this market reached 5.6 billion euros, according to data published on Monday by representatives of a European fintech, agerpres reports.
The report drawn up by ZEN.com shows that, although most Romanians prefer to order from domestic e-shops, many are attracted by cross-border platforms, due to low prices and good offers. Currently, Romanians who buy goods from outside the EU with a declared value of up to 10 euros online do not pay VAT for the purchase. For goods with a declared value between 10 and 150 euros, buyers do not pay customs duties, but pay VAT. The current cross-border online commerce regulation would have led to a significant loss in revenues and a severe impact on the budgets of the EU and its Member States, by giving non-EU traders an unfair competitive advantage, the company notes.
Share on
Today, India’s IoT and smart infra ecosystem is characterised by rapid disruption and continuous evolution. From healthcare to manufacturing to agriculture, home-grown IoT-based solutions are bridging key industry gaps and solving pressing challenges. The innovation and increasing affordability of sensors, on-ground infrastructure development, internet penetration, and readiness for new-age technology adoption have spurred the growth of the domestic IoT and hardware ecosystem. However, this is just the tip of the iceberg.
The collaborative efforts of the government, industry bodies and ecosystem players have been instrumental in driving solution development, deployment and market creation, as well as making the required policy and regulatory changes for IoT and smart infrastructure on ground. The Qualcomm Design in India Challenge (QDIC), Qualcomm’s flagship initiative that discovers and nurtures some of the most innovative product, hardware and IoT startups in the cou
rather than talk about anyone who wants to do something to destroy one single american person. it s our per regular tif to keep our country safe and democrats and republicans are talking about it in two different ways. that s what s wrong with our political system. we should come to common. sense solutions instead of getting out on the far right or far left of an issue. ee land, i m glad you brought up france because the french people know, they ve had three shootings. charles krauthammer talked about this on the kelly file. they know gun control is not the solution. they have the strictest regulations in the entire world. gun control is what the left is talking about right now. it s not what the american people want to hear and it s a distraction from the fund mental issue. and the right is talking about immigration and refugees. that s not going to solve the problem either. you ve got to give free base to either side. two-thirds of americans say that they think the refugees s
it was hundreds of billions of dollars. it wasn t structured with enough accountability. how it was handled i wouldn t wow have voted no? i m sorry? would you have voted no on t.a.r.p.? i would have voted against the bailouts. i do think the obama administration has worked really hard, has delivered progress and delivered a lot of what folks have hoped for. my point in the debate as it has been in other public sets, i think there s one party that has consistently voted no and willing to work with the democrats in congress to find common groundnd acommon sense solutions. so there isn t enough change in terms of how washington works, but that really wasn t intended solely as a slap at the president. most voters know very little about you at this point, but one of the few things that has gotten some attention is an article you wrote in college. in it you described yourself as