Amazon sellers are used to dealing with surprises. Inventory delays, listing suppressions, hijackers, copycat products, random verification requests — none of it is fun, but most sellers learn to roll with it. A very different kind[...]
If you sell on Amazon, it’s easy to assume sales tax collection is always “Amazon’s responsibility.” In many states today, that is often true because marketplace facilitator laws require platforms to collect and remit tax on[...]
Amazon sellers often hear a frustrating refrain when dealing with listing hijackers, gray-market resellers, or storefronts that seem to pop up overnight: “If they’re selling real product, there’s nothing you can do.” That idea is usually[...]
