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US E-commerce For Non-US Sellers
This course will outline the various issues to consider for non-US sellers selling into the US.schedule1.5h
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Patrick McCormick
Patrick is a partner with Culhane Meadows, a national law firm with a prominent international area practice. Patrick practices exclusively in the area of international taxation. He has extensive exper...
About this course
For online e-commerce businesses based outside the US, selling products to US customers can be a lucrative business. However, there are legal, tax and accounting issues to be considered before the first product is shipped to a US customer, and reporting requirements to be met before, during and after business operations begin.
Various options are available for using a US or a non-US company for operations. Business models vary, and can include selling on established marketplaces (Amazon, eBay, Etsy, etc), selling on a company-specific website, utilizing third-party fulfillment services, drop-shipping products from outside the US, and arbitrage models. Each model has differing US tax consequences that depend on the specific facts and circumstances for each business. This course will outline the various issues to consider for non-US sellers selling into the US.
Recorded Date: November 21, 2019
This course includes:
schedule1.5 hours on-demand video
signal_cellular_altBeginner level
task_altNo preparation required
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