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U.S. businesses that are exporting goods to the European Union or are providing services there but don’t have a representative may have to face a huge amount of fine due to GDPR non-compliance. This can be up to 10 million Euros or 2 percent of the business’s worldwide annual revenue, whichever is higher. This is because the GDPR often applies to non-EU businesses that don’t have an establishment there. If your business too is subject to the GDPR, you can contact Steger & Pfahler. This English-speaking service provider can help you in every step of complying with the GDPR, and hence, in avoiding costly fines.
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