2026-10-23The President further modified the scope of Canadian motor-vehicle products subject to the 50% Section 338 duty imposed by Proclamation 11048: the 22 tariff provisions in Annex I Part A are no longer subject to the duty, and the 100 provisions in Annex I Part B become subject to it. The duty continues to apply in addition to Section 232 duties. The HTSUS is modified per Annex II. This is a scope adjustment to heading 9903.03.14 only, not a rate change; headings 9903.03.12 and 9903.03.13 are unchanged.
2026-09-08The President modified the scope of Canadian alcoholic-beverage products subject to the 50% Section 338 duty imposed by Proclamation 11046: Annex I Part A products are added to (or remain subject to) the duty, and Annex I Part B products are removed from duty coverage. The duty continues to apply in addition to Section 232 duties. The HTSUS is modified per Annex II. This is a scope adjustment, not a rate change or a full exclusion/ban (see the companion same-day exclusion proclamation for the subset of alcoholic-beverage products reportedly moved to an outright import ban instead).
2026-09-08The President modified the scope of Canadian motor-vehicle products subject to the 50% Section 338 duty imposed by Proclamation 11048: Annex I Part A products are added to (or remain subject to) the duty, and Annex I Part B products are removed from duty coverage. The duty continues to apply in addition to Section 232 duties. The HTSUS is modified per Annex II. This is a scope adjustment, not a rate change or a full exclusion/ban (see the companion same-day exclusion proclamation for the subset of products moved to an outright import ban instead).
2026-09-08The President excluded Annex-listed Canadian alcoholic beverages currently subject to the 50% Section 338 duty under Proclamation 11046 from importation into the United States, after finding that Canada maintained or increased the underlying discrimination. Annex I enumerates the covered tariff provisions and includes packaging limitations for certain bulk-container provisions. Goods imported before the ban date but not yet entered remain subject to the 50% duty instead of the ban.
2026-09-08The President issued a further proclamation excluding certain Canadian dairy products currently subject to the 50% Section 338 duty under Proclamation 11047 from importation into the United States altogether, after finding that Canada maintained its discriminatory dairy tariff-rate-quota allocation measures rather than removing them following the duty's effectiveness. The import ban covers the products listed in the Annex; goods imported before the effective date but not yet entered for consumption (or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption) remain subject to the 50% duty rate instead of the ban. CBP is directed to issue implementing guidance and to modify the HTSUS via Federal Register notice as needed.
2026-09-08The President issued a further proclamation excluding certain Canadian motor-vehicle products currently subject to the 50% Section 338 duty under Proclamation 11048 from importation into the United States altogether, after finding that Canada maintained its discriminatory motor-vehicle tariff scheme rather than removing it following the duty's effectiveness. The import ban covers the products listed in the Annex; goods imported before the effective date but not yet entered for consumption (or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption) remain subject to the 50% duty rate instead of the ban. CBP is directed to issue implementing guidance and to modify the HTSUS via Federal Register notice as needed.
2026-07-23The President issued a final Section 301 action on covered goods of 60 economies for failure to prohibit imports made with forced labor. Seventeen economies receive a +10% additional duty (Argentina, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Canada, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Malaysia, Mexico, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Trinidad & Tobago, United Kingdom); 38 receive +12.5%. The EU and Taiwan use a combined column-1 + Section 301 cap of 10%; Japan, Korea, and Switzerland a cap of 12.5% (no additional duty when the column-1 rate already meets the cap). The Annex creates country/rate headings 9903.05.20-.84 and exemption/special headings 9903.05.85-.99 and 9903.06.01-.21 under U.S. note 52 (in-transit, general product exclusions, civil aircraft, pharmaceutical, §232 overlap, donations, informational materials, USMCA, CAFTA-DR textiles, and per-economy textile provisions). Textile/apparel tariff-rate quotas for Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Malaysia are directed but not yet implemented; the stated rate applies until they are. CBP CSMS #69326983 provides filing guidance and the Chapter 99 sequence (Section 301 before 122, 232, 201).
2026-07-20USTR issued a Section 301 Notice of Action imposing an additional 25% ad valorem duty on covered products of Brazil, reported under new HTSUS heading 9903.05.01, effective for goods entered or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption on or after 12:01 a.m. ET July 22, 2026. Duty-free exception headings 9903.05.02-.09 cover a vessel in-transit window (loaded before July 22 and entered before July 29, 2026), enumerated U.S. note 50(a)(ii) base-HTS exclusions, named product/use exclusions, civil aircraft and ground flight simulators, articles for pharmaceutical applications, overlapping Section 232 / vehicle / wood / semiconductor articles, humanitarian donations, and informational materials. CBP CSMS #69302472 provides filing guidance and the Chapter 1-97 crosswalk; Section 301 is reported before Section 122, 232, and 201.
2026-06-04Proclamation 11032 further adjusted Section 232 aluminum, steel, and copper treatment effective June 8, 2026. CBP added temporary Chapter 99 reporting for mobile industrial equipment and certain manufacturing parts through December 31, 2027, including 9903.82.20-.26, partner-country treatment, CA/MX USMCA non-U.S. content treatment, and a lower 85% domestic-metal threshold.
2026-05-28Taiwan trade and security agreement implemented. Covered Taiwan-origin auto parts receive treatment under HTSUS note 33; importer-certified Taiwan auto production/repair parts use 9903.94.68 or 9903.94.69 to cap aggregate duties at 15%. Covered Taiwan wood products use 9903.76.24 at 15%, and eligible Taiwan civil aircraft articles may use 9903.96.03.
2026-05-07CBP clarified USMCA treatment for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDVs) subject to Section 232 (Proclamation 10984). Importers with Commerce Secretary pre-approval may split the 25% duty: 9903.74.03 applies 25% to the non-U.S. content value only; 9903.74.06 covers U.S. content at 0%. Effective November 1, 2025.
2026-04-27Commerce issued technical corrections to Annex IV of Proclamation 11021. Adds new HTSUS heading 9903.82.01 for goods on the Section 232 derivative list that do not contain any aluminum, steel, or copper. Also clarifies UK steel tariff treatment for Tata Steel UK products melted and poured in the Netherlands until Jan 1, 2028.
2026-04-06Section 232 metals framework restructured: 25% tariff for steel/aluminum derivatives, 50% for goods of chapters 72/73/74/76, applied to the full customs value of the article (replacing the prior metal-content-only methodology). Same proclamation introduced 25% tariff for copper derivatives. New 9903.82.02–9903.82.17 range introduced.
2026-04-02Section 232 pharmaceutical proclamation (U.S. note 40, subchapter III of chapter 99; Annexes I–IV). 100% total-duty (top-up) on patented pharmaceutical articles in the Annex I HTS provisions (9903.04.60). Effective July 31, 2026 for companies listed in Annex III; other (Secretary-identified) companies use 9903.04.61 (no additional Section 232 duty) until September 29, 2026, then move to 100% — this is an Annex III / Secretary-identification mechanism, not 'large' vs 'small' companies. 15% total-duty cap for Japan, the EU, Korea, and Switzerland/Liechtenstein (9903.04.62); United Kingdom +10% (9903.04.63), reducing toward zero under a future US–UK pricing agreement. Approved onshoring plan +20% (9903.04.64, rising to +100% on April 2, 2030); onshoring + MFN pricing agreement 0% (9903.04.65, terminated January 20, 2029); specialty/orphan/urgent-health/animal-health 0% (9903.04.66); generics not subject (9903.04.67); US-origin finished dosage form (9903.04.68); Annex I provisions that are not pharmaceutical articles (9903.04.69). Annex IV lists zero-rate HTS provisions (also exempt from the Proclamation 11012 Section 122 surcharge). Patented status = valid, unexpired U.S. patent and FDA Orange Book/Purple Book listing. No CBP filing-sequence guidance located yet.
2026-02-24Section 122 Temporary Import Surcharge (10%) in effect for 150 days on imports from all countries. Stacks with all other tariffs including Section 301 (applies only to non-metal content of S232 derivatives). USMCA-compliant goods exempt; civil aircraft and S232 articles exempt. De minimis remains suspended.
2026-02-24All IEEPA tariffs (reciprocal, fentanyl, migration, Brazil, India Russian oil) terminated. Section 122 surcharge replaces them for the Feb 24 – Jul 24, 2026 window.
2026-02-07India IEEPA Russian Oil additional 25% tariff terminated. Indian goods no longer subject to the Russian Oil surcharge stack on top of the reciprocal tariff.
2026-01-15Section 232 Semiconductors tariff (25%) in effect on certain advanced computing chips. Products subject to S232 semiconductor tariffs are not subject to IEEPA reciprocal, Brazil, or Russian Oil tariffs.
2025-12-31Tariff increases on certain upholstered furniture, kitchen cabinets and vanities delayed until January 1, 2027. Softwood lumber 10% rate unchanged.
2025-12-30Section 301 tariffs on Nicaragua implemented per the FRN action notice. Targets Nicaraguan acts/policies/practices related to labor rights.
2025-12-24China semiconductor tariff reduction implemented per Section 301 notice of action. Lowered duty rates on certain Chinese-origin semiconductor products, retroactively effective Dec 23, 2025.
2025-12-18Switzerland and Liechtenstein IEEPA reciprocal rate set to greater of 15% or Column 1/General duty rate, retroactive to Nov 14, 2025. Exemptions for certain agricultural goods, unavailable natural resources, generic pharmaceuticals, and civil aircraft articles.
2025-12-03South Korea IEEPA reciprocal tariff set to greater of 15% or Column 1/General (MFN) duty rate, retroactive to Nov 14, 2025. S232 auto/parts and timber tariffs also reduced for Korea (15% or MFN, whichever greater) retroactive to Nov 1, 2025.
2025-11-20Brazil 40% IEEPA tariff scope reduced — 238 tariff lines covering agricultural products exempted, retroactive to Nov 13, 2025.
2025-11-16Annex II reciprocal tariff exclusion list expanded to add agricultural products per the Nov 14 EO. Retroactive to Nov 13, 2025.
2025-11-02China deal updated per Nov 1, 2025 White House fact sheet. Reduced duty rates on Chinese imports take effect Nov 10, 2025.
2025-11-10China IEEPA fentanyl tariff lowered from 20% to 10%. Combined with the 10% reciprocal tariff, total China rate is 20% (down from 30%).
2025-11-04China reciprocal tariff increase from 10% to 34% suspended an additional year (until November 10, 2026).
2025-11-01Section 232 Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicles (MHDV) tariffs in effect. 25% on Class 3–8 trucks and parts, 10% on buses. Vehicles 25+ years old exempt. USMCA-compliant trucks tariffed only on non-US content. Tariffs do not stack with other S232 tariffs or reciprocal/Brazil/India tariffs.
2025-10-16Section 301 tariffs on STS Cranes and Other Cargo Handling Equipment of Chinese origin implemented (150%). Effective Nov 9, 2025. Includes ship-to-shore cranes, rubber tire gantry cranes, automatic stacking cranes, reachstackers, straddle carriers, terminal tractors, top handlers/loaders, and components.
2025-10-14Section 232 Timber and Lumber tariffs in effect. 10% on softwood lumber, 25% on upholstered furniture (rises to 30% Jan 1, 2026), 25% on kitchen cabinets/vanities (rises to 50% Jan 1, 2026 — later delayed to Jan 1, 2027). EU/Japan capped at 15%.
2025-09-25US-EU Agreement implemented via FR Notice. EU reciprocal tariff capped at 15% (combined with Column 1/MFN). EU civil aircraft Section 232 carve-out (9903.02.76) also activated. Retroactive elements effective Aug 1 and Sep 1, 2025.
2025-09-16US-Japan Agreement implemented via FR Notice. Japan reciprocal tariff capped at 15% (combined with Column 1/MFN). Japan civil aircraft Section 232 carve-out (9903.96.02) also activated. Retroactive to Aug 7 and Sep 16, 2025.
2025-09-06Annex II reciprocal exclusion list expanded per Sep 6 EO — adds gold, silver, platinum group metals, additional agricultural products, and chapter 44 timber pre-S232 transition codes. ~600 additional HTS codes total.
2025-08-29Section 301 exclusion codes 9903.88.69 and 9903.88.70 announced to expire November 30, 2025 per USTR guidance.
2025-08-29De minimis exemption suspended for imports from all countries. International postal shipments remain duty-free; carrier-delivered postal shipments subject to applicable duties per the EO methodology.
2025-08-27India IEEPA Russian Oil tariff (25%) in effect. Stacks with the 25% reciprocal tariff for a total of 50% on most Indian goods. S232 tariffs do not stack.
2025-08-18Section 232 Steel and Aluminum derivative scope expanded — 407 additional HTSUS codes added to the 50% derivative tariff. Tariff applied to value of steel/aluminum content (not full article value at this stage).
2025-08-11China reciprocal tariff suspension extended an additional 90 days (until November 10, 2025). 10% reciprocal + 20% fentanyl = 30% total during this window.
2025-08-07Country-specific IEEPA reciprocal rates in effect for most countries (per the July 31 EO Annex I). EU and Japan rates set such that the combined reciprocal + Column 1/MFN duty equals 15% (zero reciprocal if MFN ≥ 15%). 10% baseline applies to countries not listed.
2025-08-06Brazil IEEPA 40% additional duty in effect. Stacks with the 10% reciprocal tariff for a total of 50% on most Brazilian goods. S232 tariffs do not stack. Annex I exemptions and 50 USC 1702(b) exemptions apply.
2025-08-01Canada IEEPA fentanyl tariff increased from 25% to 35% for non-USMCA-qualifying goods. USMCA goods remain exempt; energy and USMCA-qualifying potash remain at 10%.
2025-08-01Section 232 Copper tariff (50%) in effect on semi-finished copper and intensive copper derivatives. Copper content not stacked with IEEPA reciprocal; non-copper content subject to reciprocal/fentanyl. S232 auto goods not subject to copper tariff. Drawback not available.
2025-07-07Country-specific reciprocal tariff pause extended an additional ~25 days (to August 1, 2025). 10% baseline tariff continues for most countries.
2025-06-23Section 232 Steel derivative scope expanded — 50% tariffs in effect on additional steel derivative products including refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, and stoves.
2025-06-04Section 232 Steel and Aluminum primary tariffs increased from 25% to 50% for imports from all countries except the United Kingdom (which remains at 25%).
2025-05-12China reciprocal tariff lowered from 125% to 10% for a 90-day period (until August 12, 2025). Combined with the 20% fentanyl tariff, total China rate is 30% during this window.
2025-05-03Section 232 Auto Parts tariff (25%) in effect for vehicle parts entered into the US. USMCA-compliant auto parts have special exemption pathway based on US content value.
2025-05-02China de minimis treatment for low-value shipments ends. Shipments now subject to all applicable duties.
2025-04-29Tariff stacking framework EO issued. Establishes how multiple overlapping tariff actions cumulate (or don't) when applied to the same import. Auto parts partial credit for US-built vehicles also implemented.
2025-04-11Reciprocal tariff exclusions for certain semiconductors, smartphones, and consumer electronics. Memorandum carves these out from the April 2 reciprocal action.
2025-04-10China reciprocal tariff increased from 84% to 125%. Combined with the 20% fentanyl tariff, total China rate reaches 145%.
2025-04-09Country-specific reciprocal tariffs (except China) paused for 90 days. 10% baseline tariff applies to most countries during the pause. China rate increased to 125% the same day.
2025-04-08China country-specific reciprocal tariff increased from 34% to 84% (effective April 9, 2025).
2025-04-05IEEPA Reciprocal Tariffs framework launched (EO 14257). 10% baseline tariff in effect for most countries (except Canada and Mexico). Country-specific rates per Annex I scheduled for April 9.
2025-04-04Section 232 25% tariff in effect for beer and empty aluminum cans (added as new aluminum derivatives).
2025-03-26Section 232 Auto and Auto Parts proclamation issued. 25% tariff on automobiles (effective April 3) and auto parts (effective May 3, 2025). Special exemptions for USMCA-compliant auto parts and US-content embedded in USMCA autos.
2025-03-12Section 232 Steel and Aluminum tariffs (25%) in effect for all countries (including derivatives). Aluminum tariff increased from 10% to 25%. All country exclusions, individual exclusions, and General Authorized Exclusions revoked.
2025-03-07USMCA-qualifying goods exempted from Canada and Mexico IEEPA fentanyl tariffs. Non-qualifying USMCA energy products and Canadian potash lowered from 25% to 10%.
2025-03-04China IEEPA fentanyl tariff doubled from 10% to 20%. Canada (25%) and Mexico (25%) IEEPA fentanyl/migration tariffs go into effect after the 30-day pause expires.
2025-02-10Section 232 Steel and Aluminum proclamations issued. 25% tariff extended to all countries on steel and derivatives; aluminum tariff increased from 10% to 25%. Effective March 12, 2025.
2025-02-05China de minimis treatment temporarily restored for low-value shipments (was ended on February 4, 2025).
2025-02-0330-day pause announced on Canada and Mexico IEEPA fentanyl/migration tariffs (until March 4, 2025).
2025-02-01Initial IEEPA fentanyl/migration EOs issued. 25% tariff on Canada (10% on energy products), 10% tariff on China, 25% tariff on Mexico — originally scheduled for February 4, 2025.