active
Section 301 — forced labor origin action
12.5%
Effective: 2026-07-24T00:01:00-04:00
Test Section 232 coverage, preference-program treatment, Annex scope, transit timing, and other Chapter 99 rules before using a final total.
Current tariff status
Current US tariffs today
A source-first snapshot for Trump tariff headlines, Supreme Court tariff questions, Section 301/232 notices, and Federal Register policy signals. We preserve source links and label every result as a review prompt rather than a filing conclusion.
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US tariff policy status
Each card follows its own regime and effective window. Shipment-level duties still depend on HS/HTS, origin, entry date, and Chapter 99 review.
product specific
Legacy China Section 301 / Chapter 99 lists
List and HTS specific
The relationship between legacy China lists and the new forced-labor action must be resolved from current Chapter 99 instructions; no hard-coded total is published.
product specific
Section 232 product carve-out
If covered, this origin layer is excluded
This does not make the article duty-free. Calculate the applicable Section 232 duty and Chapter 99 instructions separately.
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Annex I / Annex II product scope
Source-page review required
A missing code in an incomplete structured dataset cannot be interpreted as not exempt.
product specific
AD/CVD written-scope review
Product and order specific
Keep the final total partial until any potentially relevant order has been reviewed.
expired
Section 122 temporary surcharge
Historical window ended 2026-07-24
Ended: 2026-07-24T00:01:00-04:00
Do not carry the prior 10% assumption into current shipments. Use only for historical entry-date research.
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