The expiration of the de minimis rule means that low-cost goods entering the U.S. will now face import taxes, impacting consumers, shippers, and small businesses dramatically. Discover how these changes affect your shopping experience!
The U.S. has ended tariff exemptions for parcel imports, impacting consumers and e-commerce businesses. Learn how this change may lead to higher costs and supply chain challenges as the nation enforces new duty rates.
The US has ended a crucial tariff exemption that allowed low-cost imports, impacting millions of shipments daily. Experts warn of rising prices and reduced options for American shoppers as businesses scramble to adapt.
The end of the de minimis exemption on small packages is here, leading to potential billions in new fees for consumers. Many postal services are halting shipments to the U.S., causing disruption in online shopping.
Indian Prime Minister Modi promises a substantial tax bonanza ahead of Diwali, aiming to revitalize the economy and support small businesses. Amid global tariff challenges, can these reforms boost consumption and self-reliance?
In a dramatic response to the US scrapping tax exemptions on low-import goods, several European countries are halting postal shipments to the US, impacting e-commerce and small businesses.
Return fraud is on the rise as consumers exploit lax policies to their advantage. Small businesses are feeling the pressure, with many facing significant losses. Learn how this trend is reshaping the retail landscape.
A small wine-importing company, V.O.S. Selections, scored a surprising victory against Trump's tariffs in a federal court ruling. Founder Victor Schwartz shares his story of courage and the potential impact on small businesses nationwide.
Small business owners are feeling relief and hope after federal courts ruled against Trump's tariffs. However, uncertainty remains as the White House plans to appeal, leaving many businesses in limbo regarding their future plans and pricing strategies.
With tariffs on Chinese imports dropping from 145% to 30%, small business owners like Connor Alexander fear it may not be enough time for meaningful change. As uncertainty looms, they face tough decisions about production and pricing.
