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Wait, Americans don't have to pay tax on incoming packages? I got a replacement jar for like 20 bucks for my Hario grinder from Japan about 2 years ago, and I ended up paying more in import tax than in shipping, and you're supposed to pay it before the package clears customs.
There are import taxes on some things, yes
But in general, no, we don't
I remember discovering (the very hard way...) the opposite case when shipping A GIFT to a friend in Europe (non-EU state). I was sure I was being extorted, and I still kinda that's true on a deep level, but ultimately I checked the laws and yeah it is right there in writing. I just remember being like "anything I ship from now on is "broken. Value: $0""