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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here's an idea from a poster on hackernews that points out something Trump could do to onshore manufacturing. HEY DOGE, here's an idea for you. "If American companies want to sell in China, they must incorporate there, register capital, and name a person to be a legal representative. To sell in Europe, we must register for their tax system and nominate a legal representative. For Europeans and Chinese to sell in the United States, none of this is needed, nor do federal taxes need to be paid. This is .. not a bad idea, really. It would probably be annoying for small EU and UK exporters but less so than 10% tariffs and even less so than random day of the week tariffs. Maybe one day it could harmonise with the EU VAT system or something."[/quote] Don’t know about china, but this is not true in EU. I’ve done this with my company so I know how it works. If you are just an importer, you don’t need a VAT registration or a corporate presence in EU. You only need that if you are selling there. That’s the same as in the US. And since this poster got it wrong on the EU, she probably did for China too.[/quote]
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