
Tariff tremors: Navigating Trump’s trade shake-up
President Trump’s sweeping tariffs rattle global trade. Mark Truchan joins to assess available levers and sector specific considerations.
Government authorities are heavily focused on international trade. Regulations and enforcement efforts are being expanded to help increase revenue collection and penalize non-compliance. In response, companies must increase oversight and effective management of the trade function to help succeed in a complex global operating environment.
To be successful in today’s regulatory and business environments, companies must have an effective global trade function by utilizing their people, processes, governance, and technology to reduce the cost of international trade, align business and tax strategies to help improve organizational collaboration, and mitigate regulatory risk.
PwC’s Customs and International Trade professionals help enable your company to develop insightful planning and implementation strategies which may help reduce your liabilities, while integrating the compliance process into your overall business operations.
Trump's April 2 order imposes 10% base tariffs and higher reciprocal rates on imports from select countries, targeting unfair trade practices.
Support with day-to-day import requirements, from reconciliation to post summary corrections. This focus on the 3 import pillars: Value, Origin and Classification.
Providing in-depth insights and analysis on trade policy developments that impact your business.
President Trump’s sweeping tariffs rattle global trade. Mark Truchan joins to assess available levers and sector specific considerations.
Today’s trade volatility creates opportunity for data-driven, cross-functional teams using real-time modeling to spot growth in a strained global market.
Former USTR Robert Lighthizer shares insights on today’s trade climate, rising tariffs, and business opportunities amid global shifts.
Can trade challenges drive growth? Hear how companies turn tariff strategy into boardroom action—without raising tax liability.
Doug McHoney and Tom Patten have a timely discussion on Sections 891 and 899, two lesser-known but increasingly important provisions in the international tax landscape.
Trump's April 2 order imposes 10% base tariffs and higher reciprocal rates on imports from select countries, targeting unfair trade practices.
Doug McHoney is joined by Dr. Romero Tavares, PwC Brazil’s International Tax Leader and a professor of international tax law in São Paulo.
Doug and Alexis discuss the intersection of global macroeconomics, geopolitics, and international tax policy in a shifting global landscape.
Transfer Pricing & Customs Tax Services Leader, PwC US