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  • As a foreign trade expert (not American tho, so you can take this with a grain of salt) I’d say yes. In international trade there is no sales taxes.

    • Usually when exporting you use 0% sales taxes. With the exporting prove, you than can go to your tax office and tell them I exported the goods. => the tax office won’t demand taxes from you.

    • The importer on their side has to pay the importing fees (tariffs) & tax the goods on their side with their sales taxes => the tax office will be informed by the customs, the goods arrived and that they need to collect the taxes from you. That’s why usually a lot of international b2c businesses won’t offer pre taxed deliveries as they would have to be tax registered in every country they ship to (there are exeptions).

    So in your examples: if the goods went from Japan to Oregon etc, than there would be no sales tax as their sales tax is 0% but they’d still need to pay the tariffs.