This is interesting…Quickbooks is adding a new fee for international payments bc costs associated with cross-border transactions are rising :)

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I hate Quickbooks. Not surprised they’re the same company behind TurboTax too

Also, I believe the BBB has a 1% international tax

or so I glanced when I notebookllm'ed it based on Dan's suggestion

....ooo re-reading and it's talking about physical remittances

"this tax applies only to remittance transfers for which the sender provides cash, a money order, a cashier's check, or any other similar physical instrument to the remittance transfer provider"

maybe digital is exempt from the BBB excise tax

b2b payments in emerging markets small business is the fastest growing category for crossborder use of USDC stablecoins

source: Rob Hadick on Twitter

Rob Hadick ＞|＜

b2b payments in emerging markets small business is the fastest growing category for crossborder use of USDC stablecoins

source: Rob Hadick on Twitter
https://x.com/HadickM/status/1934680037795705133

I’ve been using the WISE app to send payments to my international vendors.