Chinese Firms Are Reportedly Using Shell Entities To Dodge Trump's Tariffs
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Chinese Firms Are Reportedly Using Shell Entities To Dodge Trump's Tariffs
Chinese firms are reportedly using shell entities to circumvent the hefty tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. These shell importers, which are relatively easy to establish, could potentially hit the U.S. government’s revenue collection projections. What Happened: These shell entities, typically registered as limited liability companies (LLCs) in the U.S., are being utilized to dodge customs duties, according to a report by Nikkei Asia. …
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