Cross-Border Growth Guide: Prime Day, CBAM Updates and New U.S. Tax Rules
As global trade policies tighten, cross-border sellers face more complex compliance challenges. A recent industry analysis highlights the need to monitor CBAM exemptions, the EU’s waste ban on unsold goods, and updated U.S. sales-tax thresholds while preparing Prime Day sales strategies.
What are the key facts?
- 1Key issues: CBAM exemption updates, the EU ESPR waste ban, and changes to U.S. sales-tax thresholds
- 2Focus: Prime Day seller strategy
What happened?
Industry experts are analyzing key policies affecting cross-border e-commerce, including CBAM exemption updates, the impact of the EU ESPR waste ban on inventory handling, and the latest changes to U.S. sales-tax thresholds. Experts also recommend that sellers optimize inventory for Prime Day.
What does this mean for cross-border sellers?
Compliance challenges are increasing, so sellers must quickly adapt to new policies and maintain compliant operations to avoid legal risks, particularly regarding carbon and sales taxes. Highest-priority action: update compliance procedures immediately, confirm the new rules in target markets, and make the necessary adjustments.