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.
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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.
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. |
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.
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.
Pulled from the TariffsChart policy tracker. We surface notices most likely to affect rates, scope, or near-term importer decisions.
The document is a notice regarding scheduling of expedited five-year reviews for corrosion inhibitors from China, but does not specify any tariff policy changes or rate adjustments.
The document is a notice regarding investigations into high purity dissolving pulp from Brazil and Norway and does not specify any tariff policy changes.
The document does not contain any information regarding tariff policy changes; it appears to be a notice about access restrictions to federal websites.
The provided document is a notice regarding scheduling of reviews for forged steel fittings from India and South Korea and does not specify any tariff policy changes.
The document is a Federal Register notice regarding a countervailing duty determination for certain van-type trailers from Mexico. It does not specify any tariff policy changes, rates, or legal basis related to HS codes.
The document pertains to the termination of a countervailing duty investigation on van-type trailers from Canada and does not specify any tariff policy changes or rate adjustments.
Use these sources before relying on any tariff estimate. Save the URL, retrieval date, and effective/version date in your broker packet.
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