Dropshipping - Ali supplier, clients - foreign. f/l?

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Friends, good afternoon! I am very glad that I found this site. I found a lot of discussions on a topic of interest, but I didn’t fully figure it out and didn’t find a 100% matching situation.
So. The theme of dropshipping with the search for goods on Ali and its further sale to foreign customers was fascinated by the topic of dropshipping. I get it, business with nuances, but I'm interested in its nominal design.
The question arose because the Shopify-based store platform organizes payment acceptance only through the services offered by the system. For RU they recommend PayPal and 2ChrckOut and that's where the fun is.
I naively expected to "probe the topic" in gray using my regular PayPal account, but this is not possible, because. When I try to activate PayPal in the Shopify options, they offer me no alternative to upgrade the account status to corporate, and for this I need the appropriate status.
Tried my luck with 2CheckOut but my application was rejected.
So, taking into account the above, I realized that if you use a combination of Shopify + Ali + PayPal (PayPal Express Checkout), then you cannot do without the status of an LLC or an individual entrepreneur even when you are at the very beginning of the journey and still have no idea how much you can succeed.
My question is, do I understand everything correctly? Or am I missing some option that would have podschelk at the beginning? I think no.
1) I am ready to issue an IP for this, I am ready to bear the costs of mandatory payments and taxes. Do I understand correctly that Simplified "income" of 6% with such a biz scheme will be suitable? Which OKVED is suitable for such activities?
2) Will there be (theoretically) some troubles with the cash register, checks, etc. Is it possible to do without this with such a scheme, or is there no legal option and it remains only to ignore the cash register requirements, because my check definitely didn’t fall to the conditional American and PayPal will protect it in case of something. Do I need this check to close my tax issues?
3) Is there anyone who practiced just such a bunch / scheme with official registration?
4) Is everything as easy technically as I draw for myself? Duty - delivery of docks to the Federal Tax Service - 3 slaves. days - IP - registration corp. PayPal accounts - trying to get sales?
Perhaps that's all for now, but I definitely missed something) Thank you all very much!

Answer 1

Hello, I have the same concern. There is a lot of experience in creating online stores. I understand the American market well, I do advertising on FB
Let's get in touch and try to find a joint solution

Answer 2

0. You missed the most important thing - who is your client, and where will you take him.
To get started, find 10 customers and sell them "your" product, i.e. complete the deal. Since this is a test, then just apologize and reject them (or say you can send them the product in 2 weeks).
If you realize that traffic to your online store is paying off, go ahead and look for answers to questions 1-2-3-4.
The great misconception of most business start-ups is that getting a client is easy and cheap. This is not true. Finding a client and "selling" your product/service to him is not cheaper, and often even more expensive than everything else.

Answer 3

Artem, did you find answers to your questions? I'm interested in exactly the same thing.