The merchant of record owns the sale: the payment, the tax, the refunds, and the customer. The importer of record owns the border crossing. Some cross-border providers deliver DDP by quietly taking the first role off your hands, which makes them the seller and you the supplier — and you don't have to trade one for the other.
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As of August 22, 2026, the United States charges an additional 50% duty on a wide list of Canadian-made goods under Section 338. Here is what ecommerce brands need to know.
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The US, EU, and UK have all ended de minimis. Here is what the post-de minimis rules mean for your duties, data, and cross-border conversion in 2026.
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Integrating tax compliance with demand planning creates more accurate forecasts by unifying regulatory data with operational planning for global brands.
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