Why Amazon And Walmart Are Bad For American Manufacturing
Walmart follows in Amazon’s footsteps and opens doors to direct China business to American consumer retail on its platform. At this point, retail giants Amazon
Customs Trade Proposal Targets China Import Loopholes
By Kenneth Rapoza, CPA Industry Analyst The Customs and Border Protection Agency has been alerted and is taking action against loopholes in the China Section
Why Americans are not paying for tariffs
Editor’s note: Curtis Ellis lays out the mechanics of why the tariffs are not raising prices. Exclusive: Curtis Ellis explains ‘myriad (illegal) subsidies’ China continues
Why are Illinois legislators going to bat for China?
Editor’s Note: Zach Mottl is the chief alignment officer of Atlas Tool Works and a past chairman of the Technology and Manufacturing Association of Illinois and
Amazon’s Heavy Recruitment of Chinese Sellers Puts Consumers at Risk
Editor’s note. Dangerous Chinese products brought to you by Amazon. Enabled by section 321 de minimis rule that allows higher value tariff free imports than
De Minimus Threshold Letter
Editors note: This letter from 130 congressman wrongly advocates that the US should preserve a loophole in our law allowing shipments valued under $800 from
Making America Competitive Again, The Bipartisan Baldwin-Hawley Bill
By John R. Hansen, CPA Advisory Board Executive Summary America’s trade deficits, which are caused primarily by America’s overvalued dollar, are eroding the American Dream
How Trump’s Tariffs Are Creating Jobs — for Canadians
Editors note: The China/Amazon/FedEx strategy finally comes to light as a major story. The de minimis loophole must be closed. And can be partially closed
More than third of foreign investment is multinationals dodging tax
Editors note: Another reason sales factor apportionment tax is needed. Capital flows for tax avoidance and profit shifting purposes should not exist. Tax profits based
United States Wins WTO Dispute Finding China Provides Excessive Government Support to its Grain Producers
Editor’s note: Farmers and ranchers face subsidized global oversupply in commodities just as manufacturers do. China is a culprit but so is Brazil and other
