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Worked example: what a duty does to one product
Assuming the Section 232 steel (50%) rate applies to the Stainless steel water bottle (example cost $4.20, selling at $12.99), the deterministic pass-through math is:
Duty per unit
$2.10
Landed cost with duty
$6.30
Margin if absorbed
51.5%
was 67.7%
Price to hold $ margin
$15.09
+16.2%
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Products
8
Measures affecting you
13
Changes this week
11
Upcoming deadlines
2
Annual duties paid (your data)
$4,884,740
Annual import value (your data)
$15,952,400
What changed in the last 7 days
USTR updates four exclusions (Chapter 99 notes 20(vvv)(i)(4)–(6) and 20(vvv)(iv)(4)) to the ten-digit statistical categories USITC introduced on July 1, 2026, keeping coverage unchanged. The November 10, 2026 expiry is unaffected.
Affects 4 of your products
The windows for domestic industries to request continuation of the July 2018 and August 2018 actions closed on July 5 and August 22, 2026. The tariffs continue in force while USTR conducts the next phase; no schedule has been published.
Affects 4 of your products
BIS requests comments on adding derivative articles — including electrical cables, heat exchangers, safes, fire extinguishers, welding-equipment components, cranes and trailers — to the Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties. Comments closed August 27, 2026; no implementing notice has been published yet.
Affects 1 of your products
The proclamation's own terms and Section 122's 150-day cap set expiry at July 24, 2026. A Federal Register search on August 3, 2026 found no document extending, continuing or replacing the surcharge, so it lapsed by operation of law and duties are no longer collected under it. Duties paid between February 24 and July 24, 2026 remain subject to the pending appeal of the CIT ruling. Separately, USTR's Section 301 forced-labor tariffs took effect the same day.
Affects 8 of your products
10% or 12.5% additional duties apply to goods entered on or after 12:01 a.m. ET July 24, 2026 — the day the Section 122 surcharge expired. Section 232 articles are exempt; goods in transit before July 24 and entered before July 28 are excluded.
Affects 8 of your products
Proclamation 11045 lets companies with approved plans to build U.S. primary-aluminum capacity (construction to start by January 20, 2029) import primary aluminum at half the Section 232 rate, up to their planned annual output.
Affects 1 of your products
Entries flagged for reconciliation with no reconciliation entry filed become eligible. Finally liquidated entries remain outside the process; CBP has given no date for Phase 3.
Affects 8 of your products
Two interim final rules suspend de minimis indefinitely under CBP's own statutory authority for non-postal and postal shipments, and replace the temporary postal process with a formal informal-entry regime. Comments were due July 24, 2026.
Affects 8 of your products
Proclamation 11032 sets the aluminum rate at 25% (from 50%) from June 8, 2026 through December 31, 2027, with a 15% combined floor for listed partners, the transitional 15% rate extended to more equipment, and the U.S.-content threshold lowered to 85%.
Affects 1 of your products
USTR finds that 54 economies failed to impose a forced-labor import prohibition and six failed to enforce one, and proposes additional duties of 10–12.5% with a textile tariff-rate-quota mechanism. Comments invited.
Affects 8 of your products
USTR initiates a Section 301 investigation into Vietnam's intellectual-property acts, policies and practices following its Priority Foreign Country designation, and requests public comments. No tariff action is proposed at this stage.
Affects 2 of your products
Deadlines to watch (next 90 days)
- 2026-11-10Pause expiresSection 301 product exclusions (extended through November 10, 2026)Affects 4 of your products
- 2026-11-10Truce expiresU.S.–China reciprocal tariff truce (expires November 10, 2026)Affects 5 of your products
Refund watch
Litigation on these measures may have refund implications for duties you already paid. Discuss protective steps with your customs broker.
- Section 122 temporary global import surcharge (10%)
If the CIT ruling survives appeal, duties paid under the surcharge could become refundable. Importers should preserve entry records; no refund process exists while the appeal is pending.
- IEEPA reciprocal tariffs (struck down by the Supreme Court)
Final ruling. CBP refunds IEEPA duties with interest through the CAPE process in ACE: Phase 1 (from April 20, 2026) covers unliquidated entries and entries liquidated within the preceding 80 days; Phase 2 (from June 29, 2026) adds entries flagged for reconciliation. Finally liquidated entries beyond 80 days are not yet eligible — Phase 3 has no launch date, and the Court of International Trade is ordering reliquidation for litigants case by case. A protest cannot be filed once a CAPE declaration is accepted, so check each entry's liquidation date in ACE before choosing a route.
- IEEPA fentanyl tariffs on China (struck down)
Duties paid under the fentanyl tariffs are potentially refundable. Refunds run through CBP's CAPE process in ACE (Phase 1 from April 20, 2026; Phase 2 from June 29, 2026); finally liquidated entries beyond 80 days are not yet eligible.
Your products and the measures that hit them
Wireless earbudsHTS 8518.30.20cn
- In effectCBP guidanceSection 301 tariffs on China (Lists 1–4A and 2024 strategic increases)25% (Lists 1–3); 7.5% (List 4A); strategic-sector increases incl. 100% EVs, 50% solar cells and semiconductors, 25% lithium-ion batteries
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 product exclusions (extended through November 10, 2026)0% additional duty for excluded products (otherwise 25%)
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 forced-labor tariffs on 60 economies (10% / 12.5%)10% or 12.5% additional ad valorem by economy (EU and Taiwan 10%, Japan, Korea and Switzerland 12.5%, each net of the MFN rate); goods subject to Section 232 duties and annex-listed products are exempt
- In effectCBP guidanceDe minimis duty-free entry suspended for all countriesNo duty-free threshold: low-value shipments pay the duties that apply to the goods (MFN plus any Section 232, Section 301 or other additional duties)
- ExpiredFederal RegisterSection 122 temporary global import surcharge (10%)No longer collected — the surcharge lapsed on July 24, 2026 at the end of its 150-day statutory maximum. It was 10% ad valorem on most imports, all origins.
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA reciprocal tariffs (struck down by the Supreme Court)
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA fentanyl tariffs on China (struck down)
- PausedFederal RegisterU.S.–China reciprocal tariff truce (expires November 10, 2026)Heightened reciprocal rates suspended; 10% rate remained during suspension (voided Feb 2026)
- WithdrawnStatement only100% China tariff threat (never formalized — withdrawn)Threat watch
- ThreatenedStatement onlyRestoration of voided China tariffs (under discussion)Threat watch
USB-C docking stationHTS 8473.30.11cn
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 232 semiconductor tariffs (25%, advanced AI chips)25% on semiconductors above defined performance thresholds and derivative products
- In effectCBP guidanceSection 301 tariffs on China (Lists 1–4A and 2024 strategic increases)25% (Lists 1–3); 7.5% (List 4A); strategic-sector increases incl. 100% EVs, 50% solar cells and semiconductors, 25% lithium-ion batteries
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 product exclusions (extended through November 10, 2026)0% additional duty for excluded products (otherwise 25%)
- In effectCBP guidanceDe minimis duty-free entry suspended for all countriesNo duty-free threshold: low-value shipments pay the duties that apply to the goods (MFN plus any Section 232, Section 301 or other additional duties)
- ExpiredFederal RegisterSection 122 temporary global import surcharge (10%)No longer collected — the surcharge lapsed on July 24, 2026 at the end of its 150-day statutory maximum. It was 10% ad valorem on most imports, all origins.
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA reciprocal tariffs (struck down by the Supreme Court)
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA fentanyl tariffs on China (struck down)
- PausedFederal RegisterU.S.–China reciprocal tariff truce (expires November 10, 2026)Heightened reciprocal rates suspended; 10% rate remained during suspension (voided Feb 2026)
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 forced-labor tariffs on 60 economies (10% / 12.5%)10% or 12.5% additional ad valorem by economy (EU and Taiwan 10%, Japan, Korea and Switzerland 12.5%, each net of the MFN rate); goods subject to Section 232 duties and annex-listed products are exempt
- WithdrawnStatement only100% China tariff threat (never formalized — withdrawn)Threat watch
- ThreatenedStatement onlyRestoration of voided China tariffs (under discussion)Threat watch
Smart display panelHTS 8528.52.00vn
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 forced-labor tariffs on 60 economies (10% / 12.5%)10% or 12.5% additional ad valorem by economy (EU and Taiwan 10%, Japan, Korea and Switzerland 12.5%, each net of the MFN rate); goods subject to Section 232 duties and annex-listed products are exempt
- In effectCBP guidanceDe minimis duty-free entry suspended for all countriesNo duty-free threshold: low-value shipments pay the duties that apply to the goods (MFN plus any Section 232, Section 301 or other additional duties)
- ExpiredFederal RegisterSection 122 temporary global import surcharge (10%)No longer collected — the surcharge lapsed on July 24, 2026 at the end of its 150-day statutory maximum. It was 10% ad valorem on most imports, all origins.
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA reciprocal tariffs (struck down by the Supreme Court)
- Under reviewFederal RegisterSection 301 investigation: Vietnam intellectual property (no duties yet)
Power management ICHTS 8542.31.00tw
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 232 semiconductor tariffs (25%, advanced AI chips)25% on semiconductors above defined performance thresholds and derivative products
- In effectCBP guidanceDe minimis duty-free entry suspended for all countriesNo duty-free threshold: low-value shipments pay the duties that apply to the goods (MFN plus any Section 232, Section 301 or other additional duties)
- ExpiredFederal RegisterSection 122 temporary global import surcharge (10%)No longer collected — the surcharge lapsed on July 24, 2026 at the end of its 150-day statutory maximum. It was 10% ad valorem on most imports, all origins.
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA reciprocal tariffs (struck down by the Supreme Court)
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 forced-labor tariffs on 60 economies (10% / 12.5%)10% or 12.5% additional ad valorem by economy (EU and Taiwan 10%, Japan, Korea and Switzerland 12.5%, each net of the MFN rate); goods subject to Section 232 duties and annex-listed products are exempt
LED driver moduleHTS 8541.40.20cn
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 232 semiconductor tariffs (25%, advanced AI chips)25% on semiconductors above defined performance thresholds and derivative products
- In effectCBP guidanceSection 301 tariffs on China (Lists 1–4A and 2024 strategic increases)25% (Lists 1–3); 7.5% (List 4A); strategic-sector increases incl. 100% EVs, 50% solar cells and semiconductors, 25% lithium-ion batteries
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 product exclusions (extended through November 10, 2026)0% additional duty for excluded products (otherwise 25%)
- In effectCBP guidanceDe minimis duty-free entry suspended for all countriesNo duty-free threshold: low-value shipments pay the duties that apply to the goods (MFN plus any Section 232, Section 301 or other additional duties)
- ExpiredFederal RegisterSection 122 temporary global import surcharge (10%)No longer collected — the surcharge lapsed on July 24, 2026 at the end of its 150-day statutory maximum. It was 10% ad valorem on most imports, all origins.
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA reciprocal tariffs (struck down by the Supreme Court)
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA fentanyl tariffs on China (struck down)
- PausedFederal RegisterU.S.–China reciprocal tariff truce (expires November 10, 2026)Heightened reciprocal rates suspended; 10% rate remained during suspension (voided Feb 2026)
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 forced-labor tariffs on 60 economies (10% / 12.5%)10% or 12.5% additional ad valorem by economy (EU and Taiwan 10%, Japan, Korea and Switzerland 12.5%, each net of the MFN rate); goods subject to Section 232 duties and annex-listed products are exempt
- WithdrawnStatement only100% China tariff threat (never formalized — withdrawn)Threat watch
- ThreatenedStatement onlyRestoration of voided China tariffs (under discussion)Threat watch
Lithium-ion cell packHTS 8507.60.00cn
- In effectCBP guidanceSection 301 tariffs on China (Lists 1–4A and 2024 strategic increases)25% (Lists 1–3); 7.5% (List 4A); strategic-sector increases incl. 100% EVs, 50% solar cells and semiconductors, 25% lithium-ion batteries
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 product exclusions (extended through November 10, 2026)0% additional duty for excluded products (otherwise 25%)
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 forced-labor tariffs on 60 economies (10% / 12.5%)10% or 12.5% additional ad valorem by economy (EU and Taiwan 10%, Japan, Korea and Switzerland 12.5%, each net of the MFN rate); goods subject to Section 232 duties and annex-listed products are exempt
- In effectCBP guidanceDe minimis duty-free entry suspended for all countriesNo duty-free threshold: low-value shipments pay the duties that apply to the goods (MFN plus any Section 232, Section 301 or other additional duties)
- ExpiredFederal RegisterSection 122 temporary global import surcharge (10%)No longer collected — the surcharge lapsed on July 24, 2026 at the end of its 150-day statutory maximum. It was 10% ad valorem on most imports, all origins.
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA reciprocal tariffs (struck down by the Supreme Court)
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA fentanyl tariffs on China (struck down)
- PausedFederal RegisterU.S.–China reciprocal tariff truce (expires November 10, 2026)Heightened reciprocal rates suspended; 10% rate remained during suspension (voided Feb 2026)
- WithdrawnStatement only100% China tariff threat (never formalized — withdrawn)Threat watch
- ThreatenedStatement onlyRestoration of voided China tariffs (under discussion)Threat watch
Network routerHTS 8517.62.00vn
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 forced-labor tariffs on 60 economies (10% / 12.5%)10% or 12.5% additional ad valorem by economy (EU and Taiwan 10%, Japan, Korea and Switzerland 12.5%, each net of the MFN rate); goods subject to Section 232 duties and annex-listed products are exempt
- In effectCBP guidanceDe minimis duty-free entry suspended for all countriesNo duty-free threshold: low-value shipments pay the duties that apply to the goods (MFN plus any Section 232, Section 301 or other additional duties)
- ExpiredFederal RegisterSection 122 temporary global import surcharge (10%)No longer collected — the surcharge lapsed on July 24, 2026 at the end of its 150-day statutory maximum. It was 10% ad valorem on most imports, all origins.
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA reciprocal tariffs (struck down by the Supreme Court)
- Under reviewFederal RegisterSection 301 investigation: Vietnam intellectual property (no duties yet)
Aluminium device chassisHTS 7616.99.51cn
- In effectCBP guidanceSection 232 aluminum tariffs (25%)25% on aluminum articles and derivatives (reduced from 50% on June 8, 2026, through December 31, 2027); 15% combined floor for the EU, UK, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Argentina, Ecuador, El Salvador and Guatemala; 10% for derivatives made entirely (at least 85% by weight) from U.S.-smelted aluminum; half rate for approved onshoring plans
- In effectCBP guidanceDe minimis duty-free entry suspended for all countriesNo duty-free threshold: low-value shipments pay the duties that apply to the goods (MFN plus any Section 232, Section 301 or other additional duties)
- ExpiredFederal RegisterSection 122 temporary global import surcharge (10%)No longer collected — the surcharge lapsed on July 24, 2026 at the end of its 150-day statutory maximum. It was 10% ad valorem on most imports, all origins.
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA reciprocal tariffs (struck down by the Supreme Court)
- Struck downFederal RegisterIEEPA fentanyl tariffs on China (struck down)
- PausedFederal RegisterU.S.–China reciprocal tariff truce (expires November 10, 2026)Heightened reciprocal rates suspended; 10% rate remained during suspension (voided Feb 2026)
- In effectFederal RegisterSection 301 forced-labor tariffs on 60 economies (10% / 12.5%)10% or 12.5% additional ad valorem by economy (EU and Taiwan 10%, Japan, Korea and Switzerland 12.5%, each net of the MFN rate); goods subject to Section 232 duties and annex-listed products are exempt
- WithdrawnStatement only100% China tariff threat (never formalized — withdrawn)Threat watch
- ThreatenedStatement onlyRestoration of voided China tariffs (under discussion)Threat watch
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