I indy_sg Free Member Sep 7, 2011 12 2 Oct 5, 2011 #1 Oct 5, 2011 Original Poster #1 Hi, I would like to expand my customer base and start selling abroad. Is there anything I need to research about this? Do I need a specific type of insurance to sell abroad? I'm selling custom made clothing online. Last edited: Oct 5, 2011 ••• More options Share
Hi, I would like to expand my customer base and start selling abroad. Is there anything I need to research about this? Do I need a specific type of insurance to sell abroad? I'm selling custom made clothing online.
GraemeL Free Member Sep 7, 2011 5,357 1 1,224 Cambridge, UK Oct 5, 2011 #2 Oct 5, 2011 #2 There are one or two hurdles- like what currency will you use? ••• More options Share Upvote 0
I indy_sg Free Member Sep 7, 2011 12 2 Oct 5, 2011 #3 Oct 5, 2011 Original Poster #3 GraemeL said: There are one or two hurdles- like what currency will you use? Click to expand... As I'll be using Paypal, the price will be converted to the customer's currency and then back to GBP when the payment is over to us. ••• More options Share Upvote 0
GraemeL said: There are one or two hurdles- like what currency will you use? Click to expand... As I'll be using Paypal, the price will be converted to the customer's currency and then back to GBP when the payment is over to us.
GraemeL Free Member Sep 7, 2011 5,357 1 1,224 Cambridge, UK Oct 5, 2011 #4 Oct 5, 2011 #4 Assuming your are registered as a business with HMRC, have you looked at their guides on export? http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdot...onaltrade&ref=&domain=www.businesslink.gov.uk You will need an EORI number etc etc. Just read all on HMRC. How will you deal with carriage on rejected products? Thats me done! ••• More options Share Upvote 0
Assuming your are registered as a business with HMRC, have you looked at their guides on export? http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdot...onaltrade&ref=&domain=www.businesslink.gov.uk You will need an EORI number etc etc. Just read all on HMRC. How will you deal with carriage on rejected products? Thats me done!