The Administration has announced a significant overhaul to the Section 232 tariff regime covering steel, aluminum, and now copper. This is not a minor adjustment, but rather a structural reset of how Section 232 tariffs are applied. Key Takeaways Tariffs now apply to full product value, not just the metal content A new “winners vs. … Continued
The temporary agreement between the United States and China announced earlier goes into effect May 14, 2025 offering short-term relief. We are still waiting for full implementation details from either CBP messages or publication in the Federal Register; however, based on current understanding, the changes will apply to goods with a “date of entry” after 12:01 … Continued
A recently filed lawsuit could result in refunds of all Section 301 tariffs levied to date on List 3 and List 4A goods from China, regardless of whether or not a timely protest was filed. However, importers must file their own independent claims to preserve their potential refunds by Friday, September 18. For more than two years the U.S. … Continued
Recently, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has offered postponement of certain duties, taxes, and fees for 90 days for importers who have suffered significant financial hardship as a result of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and the government imposed limiting commerce, travel, or group meetings. We have prepared the following information including important links relating … Continued
