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Doing business online, even for Albania, during the pandemic, turned out to be an effective form that gave great impetus to the development of electronic commerce.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
“Its beginnings are now 2 years that we operate as a business. Launched online, with used clothes. The first customer is satisfied, the others and then something good is seen as an online business. “<\/i> said Samuel Halili, online business<\/p>\n
The rapid transition from traditional shopping to physical stores to those through a social network in normal time would take years. But because of the pandemic situation, today, many individuals, and mostly young people, have turned it into a source of income, a form of self-employment.<\/p>\n
“We took an initiative to develop online commerce because we were not feeling better in our jobs, especially considering that in the pandemic everyone was with phones in their hands,” he said. <\/i>Rezarta Cora, online business<\/p>\n
Online sales and purchases turned out to be a good opportunity in Albania with few employment variants and the desire to leave en masse is also seen by experts.<\/p>\n
“In Albania there may be around 10 thousand pages that sell online, but they are small pages. “If we calculate the income that these families receive, they do them honor to the state by saving them economic aid.” <\/i>said Vjoldi Danaj, an expert on economics<\/p>\n
The success of these new forms of trade has withstood the pandemic emergency and is now consolidating.<\/p>\n
From used clothes we have switched to new clothes. If the client wanted photos of the products, we sent them, changed them and if necessary we returned the money. ” <\/i>said Samuel Halili, online business<\/p>\n
But a few days ago, police handcuffed dozens of people for smuggling goods, concealing income and tax evasion. Experts point the finger at ordinary suspects.<\/p>\n
“I think it is a clientelist favor that is done, because a country that hits online. Today, to buy a product online outside the territory of Albania, if it exceeds 22 euros, the citizens pay and these are indications for clientelistic favors. \u201d<\/i><\/p>\n
Small online entrepreneurs themselves are not against market regulation<\/p>\n
“It would be good if the market was formalized.” said Rezarta Cora, online business<\/i><\/p>\n
But experts say a complete overhaul is needed to serve the market, not just the government’s next customers.<\/p>\n
“Formalization means removing some customs duties, revising all inflow limits, minimum values \u200b\u200bbecause they are beyond any logic, you can not impose a tax of 22 euros.” said Vjoldi Danaj, economics expert<\/i><\/p>\n
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