9 articles tagged with “Tariffs”
Who pays the duty after de minimis ends is a choice you make through the Incoterm. DDP means you absorb it, DAP means the customer pays at the door. Both costed on a $48 wallet.
A complete per-order landed cost formula updated for the post-de-minimis world, with duty on low-value parcels, the merchandise processing fee, and the US FOB-basis nuance.
Find unprofitable products after tariffs by recomputing each SKU's contribution with its new duty line. The per-SKU duty-impact test, costed on a China-origin cable pack that flips negative.
DDP vs DAP comes down to your refusal rate. DDP wins once door-bill refusals cross about 9 percent. Here is both paths costed on a $320 watch.
The enacted EU 3 euro customs duty per item takes 13.6% off a 22-euro order's price and 30% off its contribution margin. Here is the math and what 2028 changes.
You do not need to reprice on every tariff rule change. Reprice only when a duty shift pushes contribution margin below your floor, and here is the trigger rule, costed on a $40 planter.
Tariffs don't show up on your P&L as a line item. They hide inside COGS and quietly destroy margin on every unit. Here's how to calculate the actual damage — SKU by SKU — with formulas, worked examples, and free calculators.
De minimis elimination, Section 301 expansions, and shifting trade agreements are rewriting the cost math on thousands of SKUs. Here's how mid-market ecommerce brands can protect margins when tariff exposure changes faster than your pricing model.
Tariffs, return fraud, dimensional weight pricing, FX slippage, discount stacking, COGS drift, and payment processing math — the seven margin killers most ecommerce brands don't track until it's too late.