Explain briefly the financing aspect related to international trade and international tax environment.

The cost of the goods and services can be affected by financing. This includes determining which payment methods should be used – such as cash on delivery (COD), documentary collections, letters of credit (L/C) etc. – while also taking into account any potential currency exchange considerations that may arise.

Businesses must also take into account any taxes that are associated with the transactions to determine how much they will owe each country. For instance, depending on the type of product being imported/exported certain tariffs could come into play – something which would need to be factored into any pricing models or budgets related to this activity. The tax calculation for international transactions can also be affected by other factors like double-taxation agreements between nations.

Ultimately, by understanding both the financing and tax elements associated with international trade – businesses can better manage their costs and ensure compliance with applicable laws.