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If you need help with your ecommerce accounting, sales tax, inventory management, or other accounting related issues, let us know. |
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1. [READ] The China Tariff Pause Conundrum |
- Tariffs on Chinese imports dropped from 145% to 30% for 90 days.
- Import decisions should align with tariff risk tolerance and inventory strategy.
- Ocean freight delays may jeopardize savings—act early and plan logistics carefully.
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- Sudden China tariff pause demand surge may overwhelm supply chains, causing shipping and freight rate spikes.
- Ocean and trucking rates expected to soar as U.S. importers rush to restock inventory.
- Supply chains can't quickly adapt like consumer spending, risking delays and bottlenecks.
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3. [WEBINAR] A Smart Approach to Cutting Costs |
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When every dollar counts, knowing where to cut makes all the difference. This webinar breaks down the best moves to protect profit.
- Benchmarks: Learn what healthy benchmarks look like
- Spot hidden waste: Pinpoint excess expenses
- Cut with confidence: Know what to keep and what to let go
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[READ] The tariffs are here. Inflation isn’t. What gives? |
- April CPI rose 2.3% annually vs. 2.4% forecast; average U.S. tariff hit 17.8%.
- China tariffs dropped from 145% to 30%; U.S. recession odds fell to 35%.
- Tariffs may raise prices 1.7% in 2025, costing households $2,800 on average.
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