5月后，80%小企业可能熬不过去了？

Group 1 - The cancellation of the tax exemption for small packages (under $800) from China to the US will significantly increase costs for American consumers, particularly affecting low-income groups who prefer affordable products [1][3] - For example, a $260 dress will incur an additional $540 in shipping fees, making it unaffordable for most consumers [3][4] - The new tax policy will lead to an increase in prices of Chinese products by approximately $30 to $50, impacting consumer purchasing behavior [4][5] Group 2 - Cross-border e-commerce sellers will face challenges as the new tax policy will reduce their profit margins by $25 to $50 per order, making it difficult for small businesses to sustain operations in the US market [5][6] - The logistics and delivery times will likely increase due to additional customs checks, which may frustrate consumers expecting timely deliveries [5][6] - The impact of these changes will extend beyond e-commerce, affecting related industries such as design, translation, and logistics, leading to a potential downturn in orders and business activity [6][7] Group 3 - The overall environment for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is becoming increasingly difficult, with many businesses considering shifting operations or exploring new markets [7][8] - The ripple effect of the new tax policy will lead to reduced demand for raw materials and services, further straining the supply chain and related industries [6][7]