Communication of challenges and interpretations in e-commerce relying on the interaction of customs, jurisprudence and law

E-commerce as a growing industry has created many challenges for the interaction of customs, jurisprudence and law. One of these challenges is the communication between these three areas. In the interaction of customs and e-commerce, there is a need for coordination and understanding between customs rules and regulations and e-commerce rules. This issue becomes the correct interpretation of laws and regulations in two areas by lawyers and jurists in the interaction of customs and electronic commerce. In jurisprudence and law, the interpretation and adaptation of existing laws to electronic commerce creates special challenges. For example, determining jurisdiction over electronic interactions, determining the concept of an electronic contract and its legal requirements, the issue of privacy and information security in electronic commerce, etc. In addition, communication between customs laws and regulations and e-commerce also brings challenges. For example, determining the methods of electronic authentication and verification in electronic commerce, the issue of calculating and determining taxes and customs duties for electronic goods and how to implement them, etc. Finally, the correct interpretation of laws and regulations and effective interaction between lawyers, jurists and customs officials in e-commerce is very vital to protect the interests and rights of all people and to provide appropriate answers to the challenges of this field.