Source-backed tariff status

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.

Last verified against Federal Register: May 12, 2026

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China to US: MFN base duty plus Section 301, Section 122 status 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 Section 122 status, Section 232, AD/CVD, and HS classification still matter.

Active tariff layers

Section 122 temporary baseline

Rate: 10% planning layer
Effective: February 24, 2026
Applies to: Most covered imports unless an official exception, USMCA treatment, or product-specific Section 232 treatment applies.
Current status: Time-limited authority; legal and implementation status should be checked against Federal Register, CBP, and court updates before filing.

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.

Effective rate ranges by origin

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

Origin	Low	High	Notes
China	10%+	100%+	MFN base duty plus Section 301 where listed, Section 122 status review, and product-specific Section 232 / AD-CVD checks.
Mexico (USMCA-compliant)	0%	Product-specific	Preferential treatment depends on origin documentation. Section 232 and other remedies can still require review.
Mexico (non-USMCA)	10%+	25%+	Needs normal HTS treatment, border-duty / Section 122 status review, and product-specific remedies.
Canada (USMCA-compliant)	0%	Product-specific	Preferential treatment depends on USMCA qualification; steel, aluminum, autos, and other categories still need separate review.
Vietnam	10%+	50%+	No China Section 301 layer, but Section 122 status and product-specific Section 232 / AD-CVD can matter.
India	10%+	50%+	Check Section 122 status, reciprocal-framework implementation, and product-specific national-security or remedy layers.

Method

This page separates broad origin ranges 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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No material-impact notices were available from the current tracker snapshot.

Official sources

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

USITC HTS 2026 Schedule USTR Section 301 tariff actions Federal Register trade notices CBP CSMS messages

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