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Friday, 2/20/2026 - 11:00AM ET

U.S. Supreme Court strikes down IEEPA tariffs

What was struck down:

- “Reciprocal” tariffs on all trading partners
  10%+ baseline tariffs on imports from every country (April 2025), with higher rates for certain nations.
- Drug trafficking tariffs – Canada & Mexico
  25% tariffs on most Canadian and Mexican imports.
- Drug trafficking tariffs – China
  Escalation from 10–20% to an effective ~145% rate on many Chinese goods.
- All other 2025 IEEPA-based modifications
  Country-specific punitive tariffs, pauses, exemptions, and rate changes implemented under IEEPA.

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Live Updates

Fri, 2/20/2026 - 10:00AM ET
The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down IEEPA tariffs.

Wed, 1/14/2026 - 10:00AM ET
The Supreme Court did not make a statement about tariffs, there is no new date specified where a decision will be revealed.

Tuesday, 1/13/2026 - 10:00AM ET
President Trump made a truth social post that he would issue a 25% on Iran and any country doing business with Iran. At this time, there is no official order (EO, presidential action, CSMS)

Friday, 12/12/2025 - 10:00AM ET
The UK will remove its £135 customs duty de minimis by March 2029, keep current relief through at least December 31, 2026, and has opened a public consultation on implementing new rules for low-value imports..

Thursday, 11/13/2025 - 10:00AM ET
The Council formally adopts the position to eliminate the €150 threshold, aligning duty rules with existing VAT-on-import rules. Expected temporary solution in 2026.

Saturday, 11/1/2025 - 10:00AM ET
US lowers IEEPA tariffs on made in China goods by 10% starting on November 10, 2025.

Thursday, 10/10/2025 - 10:00AM ET
Mexico proposed new tariffs on China and other non-USMCA countries, however discussion has been postpones until November. This is a continuation of changes to the IMMEX program.

Tuesday, 9/28/2025 - 10:00AM ET
New tariffs on timber, woods and derivates from 10-25% starting on October 14st, 2025.

Friday, 8/29/2025 - 9:00AM ET
The US de minimis exemption that allows low value goods to enter without duties, taxes, and fees is removed.

Friday, 8/22/2025 - 2:30PM ET
Several European postal operators are suspending parcel deliveries to the United States, citing uncertainty and higher costs under President Donald Trump’s new trade regime.

Friday, 8/22/2025 - 1:30PM ET
Canada to Remove Tariff Countermeasures on USMCA-Covered Goods Effective September 1, 2025. Existing tariff countermeasures on steel & aluminum, automotive products, and vehicles will otherwise remain in place.

Wednesday, 8/6/2025 - 10:00AM ET
A new executive order is announced imposing a 25% tariff on goods imported from India starting August 27, citing India's continued direct and indirect imports of Russian oil.

Thursday, 7/31/2025 - 10:00PM ET
Trump administration releases updated tariff rates for enactment starting August 7th.

Thursday, 7/31/2025 - 10:30PM ET
Starting Aug 1st US will increase Made in Canada tariffs from 25% to 35%. Made in Canada goods identified as transshipped for tariff avoidance will receive a superseding 40% ad volarem duty.

Wednesday, 7/30/2025 - 5:00PM ET
Pending Enactment: Trump administration releases Executive Order suspending de minimis exemption for commercial shipments starting August 29th.

Wednesday, 7/30/2025 - 5:00PM ET
The U.S. will impose an additional 40% import tariff on most goods from Brazil starting August 6, 2025.

Tuesday, 7/29/2025 - 9:00AM ET
The US Court of International Trade denied industry request to issue an injunction against US President's Executive Order which removed Section 321 eleigibility for Made in China goods.

Edited: Wednesday, 7/9/2025 - 9:00AM ET
Country specific tariffs that have been under a 90 day suspension will resume August 1st instead of July 9th as originally stated.

🗓️ Friday, 6/20/2025 - 1:00PM ET
The Supreme Court declined to expedite, meaning the case will follow the standard appeals timeline.

🗓️ Tuesday, 6/17/2025 - 1:00PM ET
Industry groups asked the Supreme Court to fast-track the case, citing constitutional concerns and ongoing economic harm.

Monday, 6/16/2025 - 8:00PM ET
The Trump Administration finalizes the terms of the US and UK Economic Prosperity Deal that will become effective 6/30.

🗓️ Tuesday, 6/10/2025 - 9:00AM ET
The CAFC extended its stay, keeping the tariffs in effect until the legal process is complete.

🗓️ Wednesday, 6/4/2025 - 9:00AM ET
US Section 232 Tariffs on Steel, Aluminum, Autos, Automobile Parts Increased to 50% starting June 4th, at 12:01 AM EST.

🗓️ Thursday, 5/29/2025 - 4:00PM ET
A U.S. District Court initially blocked the tariffs (May 29) but then paused its own injunction (June 3), also questioning the president’s authority under IEEPA.

🗓️ Thursday, 5/29/2025 - 4:00PM ET
Official notice for reinstatement of the tariffs came from the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and it was done using an administrative stay.

Tuesday, 5/13/2025 - 9:00AM ET
China bringing tariffs on made in US goods down to 10% after trade negotiations.

🗓️ Wednesday, 5/28/2025 - 4:00PM ET
CIT issued a decision to strike down certain tariffs put in place by the Trump administration in 2025. However it is under appeal and tariffs are still in place.

🗓️ Monday, 5/12/2025 - 2:00PM ET
US and China in discussion about a 90 day tariff reduction. The US is bringing tariffs down to 10% + the 20% IEEPA tariffs equalling a cumulative 30%. De minimis ad valorem tariffs reduces to 54% or 100$ per postal package.

🗓️ Saturday, 5/3/2025 - 4:00PM ET
The White House enacted a 25% tariff on automobile parts that began at 12:01 AM EST May 3, 2025. This was announced in March.

🗓️ Friday, 4/25/2025 - 8:00PM ET
Duty free de minimis exemption will no longer be available for goods made in China on May 2, at 12:01 AM. All postal shipments with made in China goods will face either the ad valorem duty or a specific duty of $100 per postal item on May 2 and increase to $200 on June 1st.

🗓️ Friday, 4/11/2025 - 11:00PM ET
US Customs and Border Protection published a list of exempted products from the 125% Made in China tariffs that include smartphones, laptops and other electronics.

🗓️ Friday, 4/11/2025 - 1:00PM ET
China increases retaliatory tariffs on made in US goods to 125% effective April 12, at 12:01 AM.

🗓️ Wednesday, 4/9/2025 - 5:00PM ET
The Trump administration pauses global reciprocal tariffs and sets tariff amount to 10% for all countries. The exception is on made in China (and Hong Kong and Macau) goods which are increased to 125%. Enforcement begins on 12:01 AM April 10th.

🗓️ Wednesday, 4/9/2025 - 9:00AM ET
China increases retaliatory tariffs on made in US goods to 84%. Tariffs will start on April 10, at 12:01 AM.

🗓️ Wednesday, 4/9/2025 - 9:00AM ET
Effective on April 9th at 12:01, the US reciprocal tariffs on China-origin products will increase to 84%, resulting in a cumulative 104% tariff on these goods.

🗓️ Friday, 4/4/2025 - 1:00PM ET
China issues retaliatory 34% tariffs on made in US goods that will start on April 10, at 12:01 AM.

🗓️ Wednesday, 4/2/2025 - 4:00PM ET
The Trump administration announced a 10% baseline reciprocal tariff, but some countries are facing tariffs as high as 49%. Tariffs begin at 12:01 AM ET April 5, 2025.

🗓️ Wednesday, 4/3/2025 - 4:00PM ET
The White House announced a 25% tariff on automobiles and automobile parts that began at 12:01 AM EST April 3, 2025.

🗓️ Wednesday, 3/26/2025 - 1:00PM ET
The Trump administration announced a possible 25% tariff on all goods imported into the US from any country that imports Venezuelan oil (directly or from a third party). This will go into affect "On or after" April 2, 2025.

🗓️ Thursday, 3/20/2025 - 9:00AM ET
China imposed tariffs on select made in Canada goods, with increases ranging from 25%-100%

🗓️ Thursday, 3/13/2025 - 9:00AM ET
Canada has expanded the list of products subject to a 25% tariff, effective March 13th at 12:01 AM ET. The new tariffs apply to aluminum, steel, and other goods.

🗓️ Wednesday, 3/12/2025 - 9:00AM ET
The US has instituted 25% tariffs on aluminum and steel globally starting March 12th, at 12:01 AM EST.

🗓️ Tuesday, 3/11/2025 - 8:00PM ET
The EU has announced retaliatory tariffs to begin on April 1st, 2025 targeting €8 billion worth of goods with more to follow.

🗓️ Monday, 3/04/2025 - 12:01AM ET
Canada enacts reciprocal tariffs of 25% on certain U.S. Country of Origin goods started March 4, 2025.

🗓️ Thursday, 3/06/2025 - 8:00PM ET
The US has made an exemption on tariffs for Mexico origin goods that qualify for USMCA and Potash will be tariffed at 10% instead of 25%. This begins at 12:01 AM ET March 7, 2025.

🗓️ Thursday, 3/06/2025 - 8:00PM ET
The US has made an exemption on tariffs for Canada origin goods that qualify for USMCA and Potash will be tariffed at 10% instead of 25%. This begins at 12:01 AM ET March 7, 2025.

🗓️ Monday, 3/04/2025 - 1:00PM ET
China announces second round of retaliatory tariffs to go into effect on 3/10/25 for certain U.S. Country of Origin Goods

🗓️ Monday, 3/03/2025 - 6:00PM ET
The White House has proposed increasing tariffs on Chinese Country of Origin Goods from 10% to 20%.

🗓️ Monday, 3/03/2025 - 5:00PM ET
US Tariffs on Canada Country of Origin goods begins at 12:01 AM ET March 4, 2025.

🗓️ Monday, 3/03/2025 - 5:00PM ET
US Tariffs on Mexico Country of Origin goods begins at 12:01 AM ET March 4, 2025.

🗓️ Thursday, 2/13/2025 - 2:00PM ET
The White House proposed reciprocal tariffs. Pending: Details on amounts, countries and dates of implementation.

🗓️ Friday, 2/7/2025 - 6:00PM ET
US Customs and Border Protection has stated certain goods that should now go through formal clearance can still qualify under de minimis entry until the proper systems are in place to collect the required duties, taxes and fees. Tariffs still apply.

🗓️ Tuesday, 2/4/2025 - 9:00AM ET
China has proposed retaliatory tariffs on US Country of Origin goods to be enacted on February 10th.

🗓️ Tuesday, 2/4/2025 - 12:01AM ET
US Tariffs on Chinese Country of Origin goods begins at 12:01 AM.

🗓️ Monday, 2/3/2025 - 7:30PM ET
US Customs and Border Protection has issued guidance on how to enforce new tariff regulations.

Monday, 2/3/2025 - 5:30PM ET
Canada and the US meet and suspend implementation of proposed tariffs by 30 days.

🗓️ Monday, 2/3/2025 - 11:30AM ET
Mexico and the US meet and suspend implementation of US tariffs by 30 days.

🗓️ Sunday, 2/2/2025 - 3:30PM ET
Canada proposed retalitory tariffs in response on $30 billion worth of US Country of Origin goods.

🗓️ Saturday, 2/1/2025 - 3:30PM ET
The US proposed 25% tariffs on goods with Mexico and Canadian Countries of Origin; additionally 10% tariffs on Chinese Country of Origin goods.

Summary:
What You Need to Know

Updated 10am ET, August 4, 2025

The current tariff landscape traces back to February 1, when the White House announced sweeping new tariffs: 25% on all consumer goods from Mexico and Canada, and an additional 10% on imports from China. These measures triggered immediate retaliation. On February 13, President Trump proposed further reciprocal tariffs and confirmed on April 2 that the administration would proceed with a series of global tariffs ranging from 10% to 49%, starting April 5.

Ultimately, the administration paused the tiered approach and implemented a flat 10% tariff on all countries except China. These measures have sparked a series of trade negotiations, retaliatory actions, and legal battles both domestically and abroad. The US-UK trade deal is the only officially live deal, though 5 others (Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, Japan, and the EU) are announced but still under negotiation.

On August 1st, the Trump administration announced resuming the country specific ad valorem tariffs to go into effect on August 7th.

At the same time, the tariffs are being challenged in federal court. The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled on May 28 that the broad application of the tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) was illegal. However, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) issued a temporary stay on May 29 and a longer-term stay on June 10, allowing the tariffs to remain in place pending appeal. While a ruling could arrive in August at the earliest, the losing side is almost certain to appeal to the Supreme Court. If the CAFC rules against the tariffs, the administration is expected to pursue alternative legal routes to continue its tariff agenda. Conversely, if the CAFC upholds the tariffs, industry groups will likely escalate their own legal and policy responses.

Major court challenges are questioning whether the President has legal authority to impose tariffs of this magnitude under emergency powers (IEEPA, TWEA).

USMCA Goods with CA and MX origin have been granted a reprieve. USMCA qualification is not automatic and involves rigorous qualification and documentation prior to be eligible for exemption.

It’s important to make the distinction between Country of Origin products vs imports from that country. Country of origin is defined as where the products are manufactured, not where they are shipping from. Read more here.

Tariffs will eliminate duty-free (de minimis) exemptions under Section 321 for shipments of products with a Country of Origin from affected countries. China lost access to de minimis entry starting May 2nd. For other countries, the White House has announced an end to de minimis entry on August 29, 2025.

A 40% tariff will apply if CBP determines that goods were illegally transshipped to avoid proper duties—for example, by routing them through another country without real processing, or falsely labeling their origin without ever passing through that country.

Key Factors

A deep dive into tariffs

US IMPORT TARIFFS

The Trump administration has introduced sweeping tariff measures under expanded IEEPA authority, including the elimination of the $800 de minimis threshold effective August 29, significantly increasing landed costs for low-value cross-border shipments. Additionally, stricter enforcement targets transshipment and tariff evasion, with a 40% penalty on goods found to be rerouted or mislabeled to avoid country-specific duties.

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Up to 55% – China combined tariff exposure

55%

As high as 55% – China tariff impact

55%

Up to 55% – China (Section 301 + IEEPA)

Key Factors

Impacted goods and origins

Country of Origin	Country Imposing Tariff	Description	Effective Date	Status
Afghanistan	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Algeria	USA	30% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Angola	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Bangladesh	USA	20% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Bolivia	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Bosnia and Herzegovina	USA	30% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Botswana	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Brazil	USA	10% Liberation Day + 40% IEEPA Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Brunei	USA	25% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Cambodia	USA	19% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Cameroon	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Chad	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Costa Rica	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Côte d`Ivoire	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Democratic Republic of the Congo	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Ecuador	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Equatorial Guinea	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
European Union	USA	If current duty rate is greater than 15%, there's no additional tariff applied, only the current duty rate. Example: current duty rate=16.5%, there's no additional tariff. If current duty rate is less than 15%, then it's still charged the current duty rate and the additional tariff amount which is determined by subtracting the current duty rate from 15%. Example: current duty = 5%, then the additional tariff will be 10%.	8/7/2025	STARTED
Falkland Islands	USA	10% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Fiji	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Ghana	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Guyana	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Iceland	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
India	USA	25% Tariffs + 25% additional on August 27	8/7/2025	STARTED
Indonesia	USA	19% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Iraq	USA	35% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Israel	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Japan	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Jordan	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Kazakhstan	USA	25% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Laos	USA	40% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Lesotho	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Libya	USA	30% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Liechtenstein	USA	19% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Madagascar	USA	19% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Malaysia	USA	19% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Mauritius	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Moldova	USA	25% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Mozambique	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Myanmar (Burma)	USA	40% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Namibia	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Nauru	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
New Zealand	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Nicaragua	USA	18% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Nigeria	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
North Macedonia	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Pakistan	USA	19% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Papua New Guinea	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Philippines	USA	19% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Serbia	USA	35% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
South Africa	USA	30% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
South Korea	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Sri Lanka	USA	20% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Switzerland	USA	39% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Syria	USA	41% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Taiwan	USA	20% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Thailand	USA	19% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Trinidad and Tobago	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Tunisia	USA	25% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Turkey	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Uganda	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
United Kingdom	USA	10% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Vanuatu	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Venezuela	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Vietnam	USA	20% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Zambia	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Zimbabwe	USA	15% Tariffs	8/7/2025	STARTED
Canada	USA	35% on most imports except goods that qualify under USMCA, additional 40% ad volarem duty for any Made in Canada goods found to have been transshipped for duty avoidance; 10% for Potash; 10% for energy.	8/1/2025	STARTED
UK	USA	Automobiles and automotive parts at 10%, removes tariffs on certain aerospace products, tariff rate quota for Section 232 products	6/16/2025	PENDING
Mexico	USA	25% on most imports except goods that qualify under USMCA; 10% for Potash	3/4/2025	STARTED
Canada	USA	25% on most imports except goods that qualify under USMCA; 10% for Potash; 10% for energy	3/4/2025	STARTED
Canada	China	A 100% tariff will be imposed on rapeseed oil, oil cake and peas. And a 25% tariff will be imposed on aquatic products and pork	3/20/2025	STARTED
USA	China	10 - 15% on non-ecommerce goods	2/10/2025	STARTED
USA	China	15% Chicken, corn, wheat, cotton	3/10/2025	STARTED
USA	China	10% on various agricultural goods	3/10/2025	STARTED
USA	China	10% tariffs	4/12/2025	STARTED
USA	Canada	25% on $30B worth of US goods	3/4/2025	STARTED
USA	Canada	25% tariff on steel, aluminum and other goods.	3/13/2025	STARTED
USA	Canada	25% tariff on cars that don't qualify under USMCA (CUSMA).	3/13/2025	STARTED
USA	Mexico	TBD	3/9/2025	EXPECTED
USA	EU	Retaliatory tariffs starting with reinstatement of taxation on €8 billion worth of goods outlined in Annex I and Annex II	4/15/2025	EXPECTED
China	USA	10% reciprocal tariff on all imports	5/14/2025	STARTED
China	USA	Additional 20% IEEPA on all imports	3/4/2025	REMOVED
China	USA	Elimination of $800 de minimis and 321 exemption All postal packages subject to 54% tariff or 100$ fee.	5/14/2025	STARTED
MX / CA	USA	Elimination of $800 de minimis and 321 exemption	2/4/2025	PAUSED
World	USA	10% Reciprocal tariffs	4/5/2025	STARTED
World	USA	50% tariff on automobiles and parts	4/3/2024	STARTED
World	USA	50% tariff on steel and aluminum	4/12/2024	STARTED

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