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Amazon India to revise seller fee for most categories, products from April 7: Report - Vimarsana News

Amazon India to revise seller fee for most categories, products from April 7: Report

Amazon charges a fee from sellers, which includes inventory storage, technology, shipping, returns, and a seller fee. The fees are not inclusive of 18 per cent Goods and Services Tax (GST) that will be levied on the seller fee.

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Will Amazon India's revised seller fees affect product prices? Check out impacted categories - Vimarsana News

Will Amazon India's revised seller fees affect product prices? Check out impacted categories

The fee revision is reportedly based on inflation, interest rates and other costs

Source: theweek.in
Amazon India revises seller fee structures - Vimarsana News

Amazon India revises seller fee structures

India Business News: NEW DELHI: E-commerce major Amazon on Saturday said it is revising its seller fees on account of inflation and interest rates, as well as to match the.

Amazon India To Revise Seller Fees; Prices For Some Products May Increase - Vimarsana News

Amazon India To Revise Seller Fees; Prices For Some Products May Increase

Amazon India, however, has also decreased fee for categories such as baby apparel products, inverter and batteries and some others.

Source: india.com
digital competition law: Digital competition law: Large internet firms not in favour of 'ex-ante' regulations - Vimarsana News

digital competition law: Digital competition law: Large internet firms not in favour of 'ex-ante' regulations

Zomato, Swiggy, Flipkart and Oyo have opposed the new regulations on digital competition proposed by a government-appointed committee. Indian companies that supported the proposal of ex-ante regulations include Paytm and MakeMyTrip, albeit with caveats.