Intermediation service activities for retail sale

This class includes intermediation service activities for specialized and non-specialised retail trade that facilitate transactions between buyers and sellers for the ordering and/or delivering of physical goods for a fee or commission, without supplying and taking ownership of the goods that are intermediated. These activities can be carried out on digital platforms or through non-digital channels (face-to-face including door-to-door, phone, mail, etc.). The fee or commission can be received from either the buyers or sellers. Revenue for intermediation service activities for non-specialised retail trade can include other sources of income, such as revenues from advertising. The rules for defining specialised and non-specialised retail trade activities are described in paragraphs 96-98 of the NACE introductory guidelines. This class includes also: - activities of retail auctioneering houses of both new and used third party goods, including internet retail auctions - activities of agents in retail sale of motor vehicles

This class excludes: - operation of petrol stations, including commission sale of fuels, see 4730 - activities of intermediaries in the retail sale of second hand goods, see 4774