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Decoding Cross-Border Ecommerce
Dive into the world of international ecommerce with 'Decoding Cross-border Ecommerce,' a podcast aimed at demystifying the complexities of global markets and shedding light on the path for businesses aiming to expand or succeed in global markets. Hosted by Clint Reid, CEO and Founder of Zonos, and Aaron Bezzant, Zonos' Head of Global Trade Strategy, this podcast series provides listeners with essential insights into overcoming the challenges of cross-border transactions.
Clint and Aaron bring their years of cross-border experience and expertise directly to you, covering everything from the intricacies of de minimis values to navigating complex international tax laws. Each episode focuses on practical strategies, innovative solutions, and the latest trends in global commerce, aiming to simplify international selling and compliance for businesses of all sizes.
Whether you're just starting to explore international markets or looking to enhance your existing global commerce strategy, "Decoding Cross-border Ecommerce" offers valuable perspectives to help your business thrive in the competitive world market.
About Zonos
Based in St. George, UT, USA, Zonos is the global technology leader for cross-border commerce, committed to creating trust in global trade. With a mission to lower the barriers for businesses expanding globally, Zonos simplifies international commerce through innovative software, APIs, and plugins. Providing businesses with the tools and data needed for cross-border selling, Zonos is known for its true landed cost solution, making the world market accessible to everyone.
Decoding Cross-Border Ecommerce
Tariff Updates & the Case for U.S. Sales Tax on Imports–A Game-Changer for Ecommerce Sellers | Ep 56
This episode of the Decoding Cross-Border Ecommerce podcast covers the latest tariff updates and explores a potential game-changer for U.S. ecommerce: collecting state sales tax on imports, just like other countries do with VAT and GST. Discover how this move could level the playing field for U.S. retailers competing with international sellers.
Hosts Clint Reid, Founder and CEO of Zonos, and Aaron Bezzant, Zonos’ Head of Global Trade Strategy, explain why the current system gives foreign sellers a pricing advantage—and how collecting sales tax at Customs could change the game.
Plus, they break down the recent pause on de minimis changes, the ripple effects of reciprocal tariffs, and what these shifts mean for cross-border ecommerce.
Is it time for the U.S. to follow global tax trends—and what could come next? Tune in to find out.
Trade policies are shifting fast—stay informed and subscribe for updates!
- Live doc will be updated as changes come in: http://zonos.com/docs/guides/2025-US-tariff-changes?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=new-us-tariffs-2025
- Follow us on X for real-time updates: @Zonos https://x.com/zonos
Learn more about how Zonos can cross-border selling easy:
https://www.zonos.com/contact-sales?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video-link&utm_campaign=podcast
Listen now to stay ahead of these changes and keep your business moving forward.
[00:00:00] Opening Clip
[00:00:26] Introductions and Aaron’s Temu order update
[00:03:42] How de minimis loopholes give international sellers an edge
[00:05:18] Why did the tariffs and de minimis removal get paused?
[00:07:07] Reciprocal tariffs: retaliation or reciprocation?
[00:11:10] Collecting state sales tax on imports
[00:14:41] Steel and aluminum tariffs and final thoughts
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