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Current US import tariffs — 2026

All major US import-duty layers in one planning page: Section 122, Section 301, Section 232, IEEPA legal status, origin ranges, and recent Federal Register notices.

Editorial content updated: October 9, 2026Latest notice dataset update: October 24, 2026. A notice fetch is not verification of every policy layer.

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China to US: MFN base duty plus Section 301, forced-labor Section 301 review, and product-specific remedies.

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Mexico to US: USMCA-compliant goods can be duty-free, while non-USMCA goods need normal HTS and policy-layer review.

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Vietnam to US: no China Section 301 layer, but forced-labor Section 301, Section 232, AD/CVD, and HS classification still matter.

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Tariff programs: current review and historical status

Section 122 original temporary surcharge

Rate: Historical 10%; do not assume it continues
Effective: February 24–July 24, 2026, as stated in Proclamation 11012
Applies to: Historical entries within the original period, subject to its exceptions. Review current rules separately.
Current status: The original period has ended. A later continuation would require its own legal source; do not reuse the old surcharge as a current default.

Section 301 forced-labor action

Rate: Published origin tiers: 10% / 12.5%, with exceptions and net-of-MFN rules
Effective: July 24, 2026 under the July USTR action
Applies to: Covered products of 60 economies; a country tier alone is not the complete duty stack.
Current status: Separate from the expired Section 122 period and the China Section 301 lists. Check product exemptions, preference qualification and subsequent notices.

Section 301 China-origin lists

Rate: Commonly 7.5%–25%; strategic categories can be higher
Effective: 2018 onward; modified by later USTR actions
Applies to: China-origin goods on USTR Lists 1, 2, 3, 4A, and later strategic-product actions.
Current status: Active product/list check for China-origin goods. Verify the HTS subheading, Chapter 99 reference, exclusions, and expiration dates.

Section 232 national-security measures

Rate: Product-specific; often 25%–50%
Effective: Varies by product proclamation and modification
Applies to: Steel, aluminum, automobiles, auto parts, and other product categories covered by official Section 232 actions.
Current status: Product-scope check. Do not stack mechanically without reading the official implementation instructions.

IEEPA emergency-tariff layer

Rate: Not modeled as an active TariffsChart filing layer
Effective: Legal-status and refund-risk review only
Applies to: Use for legal-risk scenarios and refund review, not as a current base-duty substitute.
Current status: Track court status and CBP implementation guidance separately from Section 301, Section 232, AD/CVD, safeguards, and MFN duty.

Product review by origin

These are review paths, not minimum or maximum filing rates. Exact duty depends on HTS classification, origin, valuation, Chapter 99, exclusions, AD/CVD, safeguards, quotas, and broker review.

Origin	Base duty	Additional review	Notes
China	Product-specific HTS	Origin, product and date	MFN base duty plus Section 301 where listed, forced-labor Section 301 review, and product-specific Section 232 / AD-CVD checks.
Mexico (USMCA-compliant)	Product-specific HTS	Origin, product and date	Preferential treatment depends on origin documentation. Section 232 and other remedies can still require review.
Mexico (non-USMCA)	Product-specific HTS	Origin, product and date	Needs normal HTS treatment, border-duty / forced-labor Section 301 review, and product-specific remedies.
Canada (USMCA-compliant)	Product-specific HTS	Origin, product and date	Preferential treatment depends on USMCA qualification; steel, aluminum, autos, and other categories still need separate review.
Vietnam	Product-specific HTS	Origin, product and date	No China Section 301 layer, but forced-labor Section 301 and product-specific Section 232 / AD-CVD can matter.
India	Product-specific HTS	Origin, product and date	Check forced-labor Section 301, reciprocal-framework implementation, and product-specific national-security or remedy layers.

Method

This page separates origin review paths from product-specific tariff layers. We combine official-source policy status, tracker notices, and HS/HTS calculator handoffs rather than publishing a single universal duty rate.

Limitations

Current tariff ranges can change quickly and may not include every exclusion, quota, AD/CVD order, safeguard, Chapter 99 instruction, or origin-rule issue. Verify before filing.

Recent material changes

Pulled from the TariffsChart policy tracker. We surface notices most likely to affect rates, scope, or near-term importer decisions.

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high impactOctober 26, 2026

Request for Comments on Further Suspension of Section 301 Action: China's Targeting of the Maritime, Logistics, and Shipbuilding Sectors for Dominance

The notice proposes to further suspend the Section 301 actions related to China's targeting of the maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding sectors for an additional two months, through January 9, 2027, without modifying existing tariff rates or HS code scope.

high impactOctober 26, 2026

Carbazole Violet Pigment-23 From India: Final Results, and Rescission, in Part of Countervailing Duty Administrative Review; 2023

The final countervailing duty rate for Navpad Pigments Private Limited on carbazole violet pigment-23 from India has been set at 2.81% ad valorem for the period January 1, 2023, through December 31, 2023.

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high impactOctober 16, 2026

High Purity Dissolving Pulp From Brazil: Final Affirmative Determination of Sales at Less Than Fair Value

The Department of Commerce finalizes antidumping duty rates for high purity dissolving pulp from Brazil, setting the estimated weighted-average dumping margin at 6.40% for Bracell and 6.40% for all other exporters and producers, effective from October 16, 2026.

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high impactOctober 16, 2026

High Purity Dissolving Pulp From Norway: Final Affirmative Determination of Sales at Less Than Fair Value

The Department of Commerce has finalized the antidumping duty margin for high purity dissolving pulp from Norway, establishing a rate of 6.51% for Borregaard AS and all other exporters and producers not individually examined.

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high impactOctober 8, 2026

Certain Paper Shopping Bags From Taiwan: Preliminary Results and Rescission, in Part, of Antidumping Duty Administrative Review; 2024-2025

Preliminary review results indicate a 0.00% dumping margin for Haur Tyi Paper Bag Co., Ltd. and rescission of review for five companies due to withdrawal requests.

high impactOctober 8, 2026

Chromium Trioxide From India: Final Affirmative Determination of Sales at Less Than Fair Value

Final antidumping duty rates established for chromium trioxide from India, with a rate of 14.44% for Vishnu Chemicals and all others, based on adverse facts available and petition data.

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Official sources

Use these sources before relying on any tariff estimate. Save the URL, retrieval date, and effective/version date in your broker packet.

Proclamation 11012: original Section 122 period USTR July 2026 forced-labor action USITC HTS 2026 Schedule USTR Section 301 tariff actions Federal Register trade notices CBP CSMS messages

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