CHINESE SELLERS UNDER-REPORTING TARIFFS
A newly released Fortune article highlights some examples of how some Chinese sellers under-report tariffs. By evading U.S. tariffs and not having to pay income taxes, these sellers gain an unfair advantage, significantly undercutting U.S. based competitors.
Since this forum doesn’t allow direct links, you can search for the Fortune articles using the titles of the two articles below:
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Exclusive: Chinese suppliers are offering U.S. Amazon sellers a tariff solution—but it’s not legal
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Top U.S. Amazon sellers are furious about the ‘avalanche’ of Chinese competitors—and they crave a Trump intervention
CHINESE SELLERS UNDER-REPORTING TARIFFS
A newly released Fortune article highlights some examples of how some Chinese sellers under-report tariffs. By evading U.S. tariffs and not having to pay income taxes, these sellers gain an unfair advantage, significantly undercutting U.S. based competitors.
Since this forum doesn’t allow direct links, you can search for the Fortune articles using the titles of the two articles below:
<Article 1>
Exclusive: Chinese suppliers are offering U.S. Amazon sellers a tariff solution—but it’s not legal
<Article 2>
Top U.S. Amazon sellers are furious about the ‘avalanche’ of Chinese competitors—and they crave a Trump intervention
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I have seen it first hand: Item I paid $450.00 for and printed invoice said item value was $50.00.
These 'sellers' have never played by any rules but their own. Too bad they cannot grow enough FOOD for the 1,416,932,818 people they have because they will need to IMPORT it from somewhere. KARMA is coming for them...
