With only the last few days left for the new regulations to take effect, sellers exporting to the U.S. must check themselves immediately

Recently, many sellers doing the U.S. market are discussing a word: IOR. March 20, the U.S. Customs a heavy new rules on IOR will officially come into force, directly affecting all exports to the U.S. clearance of goods.

However, IOR is only the entrance, what really determines how far you can go in the U.S. market is the industrial and commercial tax compliance after registering a U.S. company. Today's article tells the whole story: how to comply with the new IOR regulations to enter the game, and how to enter the game through professional business tax management, so that your U.S. business to make money steadily.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has always been a tough tax investigator with harsh penalties, making many taxpayers obediently comply with the requirements to file federal tax returns and pay state taxes, but this year when filing your state tax return, you need to pay attention to the fact that nine U.S. states have lowered their state tax rates, and five states do not shrug off the provisions of the new federal tax law, which continues to tax tips and overtime pay.

This article does not talk about fancy concepts, but only about the three things that cross-border sellers are most concerned about on a daily basis: how to save taxes on U.S. companies, how not to step on mines, and how to reasonably fall on U.S. accounts for offshore expenses.

If you want to label Huamei, "convenience" must be the first one. It is one of the most popular American cards for mainland users, and its biggest advantage is that you don't have to go offline. As long as you have an ID card + passport in your hand, you can complete the account opening at home with a video, which is a blessing for those who are afraid of trouble!

Even if a seller has received a certificate of registration of a U.S. trademark, if your application is involved in this list, there is great uncertainty about the stability and enforceability of the trademark, and there is still a risk of revocation, so Cross Border Knows reminds domestic sellers to hurry up and self-check before the deadline stipulated in this USPTO order.