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Public TariffOS answers “what is changing?”. This view answers “what does it mean across my products, costs, and sourcing decisions?” — here it is, running on an example catalog you can edit.

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Where do the semiconductor and China measures land on my bill of materials?

Example catalog
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8 products·6 hit by measures collecting now·2 upcoming deadlines

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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%

The rate here is stated as an assumption; the Repricing tab lets you enter your own cost, price, and rate. TariffOS never sums dataset rates into a duty bill on your behalf — dollar figures come only from inputs you provide.

Products

8

Measures affecting you

10

Changes this week

2

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

  • 2026-07-24
    Expired
    Court ruling / statute
    Surcharge lapses at the 150-day statutory limit

    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.

    Affects 8 of your products

  • 2026-06-08
    In effect
    Federal Register
    June 2026 adjustments

    Transitional 15% rate expanded to more equipment categories; U.S.-content threshold lowered to 85%.

    Affects 1 of your products

Deadlines to watch (next 90 days)

Refund watch

Litigation on these measures may have refund implications for duties you already paid. Discuss protective steps with your customs broker.

Your products and the measures that hit them

Wireless earbudsHTS 8518.30.20cn

Effective duty rate (from your entries): 45.00%

USB-C docking stationHTS 8473.30.11cn

Effective duty rate (from your entries): 47.50%

Smart display panelHTS 8528.52.00vn

Effective duty rate (from your entries): 10.00%

Power management ICHTS 8542.31.00tw

Effective duty rate (from your entries): 25.00%

LED driver moduleHTS 8541.40.20cn

Effective duty rate (from your entries): 47.50%

Lithium-ion cell packHTS 8507.60.00cn

Effective duty rate (from your entries): 45.00%

Network routerHTS 8517.62.00vn

Effective duty rate (from your entries): 10.00%

Aluminium device chassisHTS 7616.99.51cn

Effective duty rate (from your entries): 50.00%

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TariffOS provides tariff and trade policy information for research and monitoring purposes. It is not legal, tax, customs, or financial advice. Always verify critical decisions against official sources or with qualified professionals.