7 Surprising Tax Facts that Affect Your Direct-to-Consumer Strategy

7 Surprising Tax Facts that Affect Your Direct-to-Consumer Strategy

With COVID-19 pushing more and more shopping into digital channels over the last two years, retail has predominantly moved online. Businesses will soon start dropping the “E” from the term e-commerce and are working around the clock to adjust their business models to address these shifting touchpoints.

The direct-to-consumer (DTC) evolution is further forcing brands to integrate their multiple channels like never before. Retailers must embrace shopping journeys that seamlessly bring together online, mobile, social, voice, and physical touchpoints into one frictionless shopping experience.

The rise of omnichannel shopping also creates greater tax complexity for brands, exposing them to issues they never have to tackle before – and the discover that each channel carries its own unique tax challenges. Download our checklist to discover:

  • The impact COVID-19 has had on accelerating the digital retail revolution
  • The seven surprising tax facts that can help you face tax challenges head-on
  • Ways indirect tax automation can help keep you compliant and focus on the opportunities ahead

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