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Businesses doing export tax rebates, take note! Which 3 types of people is the State Taxation Administration targeting this time?

The State Taxation Administration exposed 5 tax fraud cases, involving false customs declaration, false invoicing, etc., reminding enterprises to pay attention to document compliance. New regulations in 2026 strengthen export tax rebate management.

Wayfair onboarding process explained in detail: 5 steps to unlock a new track for furniture going overseas | Wayfair platform policy ①

Onboarding process overview

[9810 Compliance 100 Questions · Article 02] Customs Declaration, Tax Refund, Foreign Exchange Collection, Platform Data, and Full-Chain Compliance Answers

Amazon Bundled Products Policy Upgrade

Amazon recently adjusted its rules related to product bundling. For sellers accustomed to using "combo sales" to raise average order value and increase product added value, this change deserves close attention. Starting September 30, 2026, Amazon will further expand the existing bundling product requirements to most pr

New EU rule! €2 handling fee takes effect November 1, not only for goods under €150

Starting from November 1, 2026, the EU will impose a €2 Union Handling Fee (UHF) per item on e-commerce goods entering from outside the EU. Unlike the previous €3 temporary tariff on low-value parcels of €150 or less, this handling fee has no product value threshold, and may apply regardless of whether the product valu

12 million+ in operating service fees flagged by Hong Kong tax authorities: What cross-border companies really need to make up for is more than just a contract

Cross-border e-commerce companies need to pay attention to the authenticity of service fees and tax compliance, to avoid being subject to tax audits because book expenses do not match actual performance.

WTO members conclude review of US import surcharges following removal of measure

WTO members have concluded the consultations regarding the 10% import surcharge adopted by the United States.

Madagascar launches safeguard investigation on certain confectionary

On 12 October 2026, Madagascar notified the WTO’s Committee on Safeguards that it had initiated on 9 October 2026 a safeguard investigation on imports of sugar confectionary as well as chocolate and cocoa confectionary.

Report underlines value of WTO committee in helping resolve market access trade concerns

A first-ever report by the WTO Secretariat on the resolution of trade concerns related to market access highlights the effectiveness of the organization's committee work in helping members settle their differences without resorting to dispu

Breaking! US Customs Sets Its Sights on Packages Under $2,500

U.S. customs regulation is tightening comprehensively from the declaration end to the accountability end.

Over $400 Million to Move Dryer Production from Mexico Back to the US: Why Are Overseas-Expanding Companies Going the Opposite Way?

Policies can change in a few months, but a factory takes twenty years to build. Where exactly should companies going global place their heavy assets?

The US Is Pursuing Nearly $290 Million! Chinese Goods Importers Accused of Suspected Tariff Evasion

The goods involved include cabinets, quartz countertops, and tiles, covering 503 import declarations.

WTO-ITC visit to Mogadishu supports Somalia's preparations for next phase of WTO accession

The WTO and the International Trade Centre (ITC) conducted their first joint technical assistance activity in Mogadishu, Somalia, from 10 to 15 October to support the government's preparations for the second meeting of the Working Party on

Combined State and Federal Corporate Income Tax Rates in 2026

Corporations in the United States pay federal corporate income taxes levied at a 21 percent rate. Forty-four states and DC also levy taxes on corporate income, with top marginal rates ranging from 2.5 percent in North Carolina to 11.5 perce

Commission proposes extending key anti-VAT fraud tools until June 2030

A new Commission proposal adopted on 1 October 2026 aims to extend the optional reverse charge mechanism and the quick reaction mechanism against VAT fraud until 30 June 2030.

The Council updates the EU list of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions as cooperation delivers further progress

On 9 October, EU Finance Ministers agreed on the latest revision of the EU list of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions. The update reflects both progress made by jurisdictions through cooperation with the EU and remaining concerns in the area

Announcement No. 46 of 2026 by the Ministry of Commerce: Implementation Rules for the 2027 Import Tariff-Rate Quotas for Sugar, Wool and Wool Tops

Official policy announcement; the original site only indicates the date, so please read the original text for specific applicable conditions and effective time.

Updated guidance on the €3 customs duty now includes info on Union handling fee

From 1 November 2026, the EU will apply a €2 Union handling fee. Guidance on this fee are now included on the previous guidance document on the €3 customs duty. This guidance will be updated periodically as needed.

Tax Administration EU Summit (TADEUS) took place in Dublin

On 6 and 7 October 2026, the Tax Administration EU Summit (TADEUS) took place in Dublin, hosted by the Revenue Irish Tax and Customs.

Low-priced small parcel volumes halved! After the EU's new tariff policy, how can cross-border direct shipping logistics survive?

Amazon's new compliance rules for electric cutting tools

Amazon's new compliance rules for electric cutting tools

United States surtax remission order (2025)

Official customs notice. Date is the source-listed update date, not necessarily initial publication or entry into force. Check the original for applicable requirements.

Announcement of the Total Volume of the 2027 Crude Oil Import Allowance for Non-State Trade, Application Conditions and Application Procedures

Official policy announcement; the original site only indicates the date, so please read the original text for specific applicable conditions and effective time.

A Small Value-Added Tax Could Pay for Tariff Repeal

Rather than continuing the Trump administration’s tariff policy, policymakers should explore new solutions that can raise sustainable revenue with fewer distortions, like replacing the tariffs with a value-added tax.