Cross-border e-commerce financial advice
Growing sales do not always mean growing profit. We reconcile cross-border settlements and analyse product costs, advertising, logistics, currency differences and cash tied up in stock and receipts.
Who this service can help
We support cross-border sellers, independent stores and supply-chain teams , focusing on multi-currency settlements, product costs and market performance.
Marketplace sellers
Understand the relationship between order revenue, platform deductions and bank receipts.
Independent online stores
We connect payment, advertising, logistics and after-sales data to compare market performance.
Cross-border supply-chain businesses
We distinguish own-account sales, sourcing or fulfilment income and explain international settlements and costs.
How we help your business
We work with you to understand the business, explain the figures and plan the next steps.
1. Reconcile orders and receipts
We organise orders, refunds and settlements by currency, separating deductions, exchange and timing differences.
2. Calculate product and channel costs
We check purchasing, shipping, storage, duties, advertising and returns; agree allocation methods.
3. Compare the decisions ahead
We identify pricing, channel or stocking decisions; agree metrics, periods and local tax questions to verify.
Service options and fees
Choose the support you need
We agree the work and fees for your business, with any additional support quoted separately.
Fees depend on platforms, markets, currencies, product detail, data preparation and reporting frequency.
What this service covers
We connect transactions and accounts to explain differences and support everyday decisions.
Settlement and cash reconciliation
We build an order-to-receipt worksheet explaining refunds, fees and currency differences.
End-to-end product cost analysis
We show costs using agreed allocation methods, with sources and assumptions available for review.
Market tax questions and handover
We summarise market facts and questions for confirmation by an appropriate local professional where needed.
Product and channel analysis
We compare revenue, margins and working capital; explain the conditions behind recommendations and data to monitor.
Frequently asked questions
Q:Do cross-border e-commerce companies need to pay taxes overseas?
Overseas tax may be due, depending on sales locations, inventory storage, transaction models, platform responsibilities and local tax systems. The company's place of incorporation or whether funds are remitted to China is not enough to decide. Check sales-related taxes, corporate income and filing obligations separately, obtaining confirmation from suitable local tax professionals where necessary.
Q:How to calculate the profits of cross-border e-commerce?
Start with order revenue and check refunds and discounts, purchases, platform commissions, payment fees, logistics and storage, advertising, foreign exchange and taxes item by item. Also account for inventory and the correct reporting period. Amounts received, platform sales and accounting profit are not the same; use consistent definitions before comparing multiple platforms.
Let’s talk about the issue you want to solve
Tell us where you sell and what is causing difficulty. We can discuss the appropriate service and how fees are assessed; you do not need a completed analysis to start the conversation.