The domestic e-commerce industry has seen rising customer acquisition costs and slowing growth, and going overseas has become a way for e-commerce giants to find new growth curves. Ali, Pinduoduo, and Jitterbug have laid out overseas markets, [...]

Recently, a lot of seller friends doing Amazon came to me and asked, ”My store is registered with a Hong Kong company, why did I also receive a tax data reporting notice?” “Isn't it said that offshore subjects can avoid tax? How come even US companies are now reported to Chinese tax authorities?”

If you have the same question, this article is a must-read.Starting in the fourth quarter of 2025, Amazon officially reported the tax-related data of Hong Kong subjects and U.S. subjects to China's tax authorities. This means that the era of tax compliance for Amazon with offshore companies has come. Today's article tells the whole story: why should Amazon report the data of overseas subjects? Which sellers will be affected? And most importantly - what you should do now to be compliant and not step in the pit.

For cross-border traders, have you heard more and more people mentioning ”Latin America” lately?

Not without reason.

In 2026, the Latin American e-commerce market is expected to reach a size of $215.31 billion.

Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico led the way, with 841 TP3T of mobile purchases.

More to the point - this market, right now, isn't that rolled up.

When the U.S. market is bleeding, and European compliance is getting more and more expensive, Latin America is the place where ”it's not too late”.
Today's article, in one article: why is Latin American e-commerce worth doing? What are the potholes to figure out before you go in? How can Enterprise Caiying help you land in compliance?

Global tax exemption, 2-year permanent residence, direct spouse employment, easy schooling for children ...... Singapore status is becoming the "optimal solution" for HNW families to globalize.

Have you noticed that it's getting harder and harder to do the math in business this year?

The goods are still the same batch of goods, the customers are still the same group of customers, but every month after the calculation of the accounts, always feel that something is missing.

It's not your fault.

In April 2026, Trump made it official: the tariff on steel went up to 251 TP3T and the tariff on aluminum was pulled right up to 501 TP3T.

How many cross-border bosses' profit statements turned directly into red with a single cut.

What's worse, it's not the end of the line - pharmaceuticals, chemicals, semiconductors, who's next, no one knows.

But one thing's for sure: those businesses that don't plan their finances and taxes ahead of time are going to lose this round in a big way.

In today's article, it's all in one article: where is the money being lost under the tariff spike? How to keep the profits?