The difference between U.S. FBA shipping tax-covered and non-tax-covered shipping In U.S. FBA shipping,

tax-inclusive and non-tax-inclusive are two common modes of transportation. There are some differences between the two methods in terms of fees,

responsibilities, and risks. This article will introduce the differences between these two methods in detail to help sellers better choose the shipping method that suits them.

1. Cost difference Tax-inclusive shipping means that during the transportation process, the logistics company is responsible for paying all tariffs, including customs declaration into the mainland,

import tariffs at the destination country, value-added tax, etc. Therefore, when sellers choose tax-included sea shipping, they only need to provide a logistics quotation that is the direct transportation cost.

Non-tax-inclusive sea shipping means that the seller is responsible for paying all taxes and customs fees, and the logistics company is only responsible for the freight of the transportation service.

2. Differences in responsibilities In tax-included shipping, the logistics company assumes the responsibility of paying taxes and fees. Therefore, when choosing a logistics company,

sellers need to ensure that it has relevant qualifications and reputation to avoid tax problems. In non-tax-inclusive shipping,

sellers are responsible for paying customs duties and customs declaration fees. Therefore, they need to understand the relevant tax policies and regulations on their own to ensure legal compliance.

Customs declaration in mainland China requires the provision of customs declaration information. If the seller's Bond is used for customs clearance in the United States,

it will also have a great impact on the seller's importer reputation. For example, a seller's low declaration will lead to a decrease in the importer's credibility,

which will lead to an increase in the inspection rate. Therefore, the responsibility for not covering taxes is more inclined to the seller, and the responsibility