TARIFFS
This information is intended for general guidance only. Laws in each jurisdiction are continually evolving, and the details below may change at any time.
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2025 IEEPA Tariffs
Tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), first introduced by President Trump in February 2025, took effect February 1st of 2025.
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- These tariffs on Goods originating in China and Hong Kong started on February 1st with 10% and was subsequently increased to 20% on March 4th.
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The latest round—now referred to as “Reciprocal Tariffs”—includes:
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- A 10% tariff on all imported products, effective April 5 (excluding goods in transit).
- Country-specific tariffs, effective April 9 (also excluding goods in transit) – Paused for 90 days. The suspension of the higher country-specific duties is set to expire on July 9, 2025.
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Section 232 Tariffs on Steel & Aluminum
The Section 232 tariffs on Steel and Aluminum were implemented on March 12th. Effective June 4, 2025 the rate has been increased from 25% to 50% except for products of the UK.
Section 232 Tariffs on Autos and Auto Parts
The Section 232 tariffs on Autos and Auto Parts have two roll out dates:
- April 3rd, 2025 – Initial round of tariffs on Automobiles
- May 3rd – Initial round of tariffs on Automotive Parts
Section 301 tariffs are a series of U.S. tariffs imposed beginning in 2018, targeting goods manufactured in China. The tariffs were implemented on four main lists (Lists 1, 2, 3, and 4), each covering a wide range of products.
2025 Tariff Guide IEEPA, Section 232 and Section 301 Guide (Spreadsheet)
CSI’s customs broker has built a resource guide on a google sheet. Click above to open the guide.