Across the vast Latin American market, countless cross-border e-commerce sellers are preparing to expand their operations. Yet complex tax compliance issues create invisible barriers to their growth. The solution? Professional cross-border tax service providers.
Recently, Kuaxintong, a cross-border tax service provider, was awarded the 2024 "Outstanding Business Partner - Supreme Excellence Award" by Mercado Libre, Latin America's leading e-commerce platform. This prestigious recognition not only acknowledges Kuaxintong's close collaboration with Mercado Libre over the past year but also highlights its expertise and continuous innovation in cross-border e-commerce tax services.
Facilitating Cross-Border Commerce
As an officially recognized partner in Mercado Libre's ecosystem, Kuaxintong has been committed to fostering the growth of cross-border e-commerce in Latin America. The company specializes in providing tax compliance services that empower sellers to successfully expand into overseas markets. The "Supreme Excellence Award" serves as validation of Kuaxintong's significant contributions to the region's e-commerce landscape.
Mercado Libre's Expanding Footprint
Mercado Libre, operating across 18 countries including Argentina and Mexico, has established itself as Latin America's dominant e-commerce platform. The company offers comprehensive services ranging from marketplace operations to logistics, financial services, and payment solutions. Notably, China ranks as Mercado Libre's second-largest open market country, presenting substantial opportunities for cross-border e-commerce collaboration.
For Kuaxintong, the award represents both an honor and a responsibility. The company plans to deepen its partnership with Mercado Libre while enhancing its service capabilities to provide more efficient tax compliance solutions for cross-border sellers. This development also signals a trend toward higher standards and increased specialization in cross-border tax services, which will help facilitate healthier international trade practices.