The U.S. has ended its $800 de minimis exemption, a rule that once allowed duty-free imports on small packages. This change means higher costs for online shoppers, new challenges for small businesses, and big shifts in global trade. Here’s what you need to know.
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U.S. Ends $800 De Minimis Tax Break: What It Means for Shoppers
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The $4,000 used EV tax credit is a great way to save money while doing something good for the planet. With the IRS’s updated list in May 2025, now is the perfect time to explore your options.
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New $800 Import Tax Rule 2025: How It Affects Online Shoppers and Why a CPA Might Be Your Best Ally
The end of the $800 tax-free import rule could make online shopping from overseas more expensive for U.S. buyers. New duties and fees may surprise shoppers, especially those running small businesses or frequent importers. Learn what’s changed, how it affects your wallet, and why consulting a CPA might help you navigate these new tax rules and avoid costly mistakes.
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