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For any cross-border business, the current tariff talk coming out of the United States is presenting new challenges. But, as a trusted specialist in borderless business, we have some ideas, and solutions, to help make operating globally less complex and more cost effective, even when U.S. tariffs are imposed.  This time, we want to tell you about forming a U.S. entity–how we can help you do it, and what benefits it can provide. Let’s get started. quick guide to how global tariffs are calculated and paid.

Recently you may have heard people talking about ‘trade deficits’ in relation to the ongoing global tariffs story. A trade deficit is when a country imports more goods and services than it exports–resulting in a negative balance of trade. If a country were exporting more goods and services than it imports then that would be known as a trade surplus.

As the global trade story continues to evolve, we'll be sharing some simple guides to some of the key terminology and processes you might want to know more about. This week, we've got a quick guide to how global tariffs are calculated and paid.

Tariffs are a tax that countries can impose on goods imported from different parts of the world – essentially adding an extra cost to foreign products which, in turn, can make them more expensive for exporters, importers, the end consumer, or a combination of them all. 

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For any cross-border business, the current tariff talk coming out of the United States is presenting new challenges. But, as a trusted specialist in borderless business, we have some ideas, and solutions, to help make operating globally less complex and more cost effective, even when U.S. tariffs are imposed.  This time, we want to tell you about forming a U.S. entity–how we can help you do it, and what benefits it can provide. Let’s get started. quick guide to how global tariffs are calculated and paid.

Recently you may have heard people talking about ‘trade deficits’ in relation to the ongoing global tariffs story. A trade deficit is when a country imports more goods and services than it exports–resulting in a negative balance of trade. If a country were exporting more goods and services than it imports then that would be known as a trade surplus.

As the global trade story continues to evolve, we'll be sharing some simple guides to some of the key terminology and processes you might want to know more about. This week, we've got a quick guide to how global tariffs are calculated and paid.

Tariffs are a tax that countries can impose on goods imported from different parts of the world – essentially adding an extra cost to foreign products which, in turn, can make them more expensive for exporters, importers, the end consumer, or a combination of them all.