International Commerce

Running head: FINANCE/ INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE
International Commerce
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author’s Note

1INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE
Table of Contents
Introduction..........................................................................................................................2
Global Sales strategy from Fashion from Spain..................................................................2
Taxes, barriers, to export, pros and cons per country......................................................2
Logistics and Supply Chain Strategy...............................................................................3
Guarantee service and payments.....................................................................................3
Supply Strategy of the company..........................................................................................3
Financing.............................................................................................................................3
Economic Targets and Turnover.........................................................................................3
Personalized advantage to the proposed model...................................................................4
Conclusion...........................................................................................................................4
References............................................................................................................................5
List of Appendix..................................................................................................................7

2INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE
Introduction
Fashion from Spain will export fashion wears from Spain to Deutschland and Poland in
Europe. The non-European nation selected for the study is U.S. The overall discussions of the
study will be based on developing a DAFO analysis. This analysis will compose of depicting the
strength, weakness, opportunities and threats of the selected countries.
Global Sales strategy from Fashion from Spain
Taxes, barriers, to export, pros and cons per country
The tax barriers in Germany is identified with few restrictions however the business is
well regulated by adherence to the legal requirement. In terms of taxes the country has a complex
tax laws for avoiding the critical errors. However, this business is seen with considering the
possible deductions and write-offs during the export. The main barriers need to be considered
with challenge relating to the tax and legal structures (World Business Culture 2018).
Poland on the other hand is depicted with dramatic transformation which are related to
the FDI and rapid globalization across the central European states. Between the period of 2004-
2013, the FDI in Poland was seen to be higher than three times in compare to 1989 to 2003. The
application of the tax barriers in the country is further depicted to be evident with retroactive
bank tax and a range of other levies.
The trade barriers in the U.S. are evident with the increase in the price and reduction in
the available quantities of the services and goods. Despite of this, the increasing measures of the
trade flows are the indicators of the positive economic health. In addition to this, production and
exchange with the country will be able to generate increased revenues. Moreover, the highest