author: Denitsa Dimitrova Trade is a process of exchange of goods and money between a seller and a buyer. This exchange can take place directly or indirectly. E-commerce originated 40 years ago. From day to day, it is growing at maximum speed in the space with new companies, newer technologies and innovations, easy and convenient shopping. …
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author: Denitsa Dimitrova Like everything, e-commerce has its drawbacks. Here are the main ones: Inability to physically touch the product - unfortunately, this remains one of the biggest problems of e-commerce. Customers do not have the opportunity to touch the products they want, which in turn leads to a number of problems. When you can't…
author: Denitsa Dimitrova Nowadays people are more and more interested in e-commerce. Their daily lives are so hectic and dynamic that they prefer to shop online for 30 minutes rather than visit physical stores for two hours. Here are some of the main advantages of shopping online: What we mean by "E-commerce" a smaller initial investment - this ...
author: Denitsa Dimitrova The first form of electronic commerce is defined by the direct relationship between the seller and the buyer. The seller familiarizes the buyer with the good or service so that it can be sold. The second form of electronic commerce is indirect communication. That is, lack of direct contact and communication through an intermediary (phone, Internet, etc.) What ...
Intellectual property (IP) is a category of property that includes intangible creations of the human intellect. There are many types of intellectual property. Also, different countries recognize different species. Intellectual property includes patents, copyrights, trademarks and trade secrets. The modern concept of intellectual property developed in England in the 17th and 18th centuries. The term...
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When you register your business in the Commercial Register, you will receive a BULSTAT number. In principle, you can enter as a subject of activity any type of activity permitted by law. And the company will be registered with this activity. However, this does not automatically mean that you can exercise it. Many activities require additional permits and licenses. The license is usually issued...
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You have a business idea and it's time to register your company. Usually, the owners turn to an accounting firm or a lawyer for this service, but the procedure is not that complicated. First of all, you should be aware of what type of company you will register: ET, EOOD or OOD. There is, of course...
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You have a business idea and it's time to register your company. Usually, the owners turn to an accounting firm or a lawyer for this service, but the procedure is not that complicated. First of all, you should be aware of what type of company you will register: ET, EOOD or OOD. There is, of course...
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From "Once upon a time - manners and worldview of the Bulgarians" The ninth of March is the day of the Holy 40 Martyrs of Sevastia. This day has deeply entered the Bulgarian tradition. In the Middle Ages, the holiday was especially revered. According to one of the most famous historical sources, it is the Turnovo Column of Tsar Ivan Asen II (1218-1241). The memorial is marked there...
What are insurances? The law deals with the concept of "insurance contributions". These are monthly cash payments that are personal in nature and are determined as a percentage of the insurance income. Insurances are monthly because they are due every month. They are personal, because they must be entered under the personal account of the insured person. The insurances are distributed between the insurer/employer/ and the insured...
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