Tariff Dashboard

Welcome to your resource for navigating the evolving landscape of U.S. tariffs in 2026. As trade policies shift rapidly, especially concerning key partners like China, Canada, and Mexico, staying updated is crucial for businesses and consumers. Our platform offers current updates on tariff implementations, reductions, and exemptions, providing clear insights into how these changes impact various industries. Whether you're seeking timelines, analysis of recent trade agreements, or guidance on compliance, our goal is to equip you with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions for your business in this dynamic trade environment.

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Disclaimer: The information provided on this webpage is for informational purposes only and is intended to help businesses and individuals stay informed about recent developments in U.S. trade policy. This content does not constitute legal advice, nor should it be relied upon as such. For legal guidance specific to your business or situation, please consult a qualified trade attorney or compliance professional.

 2025/2026 Tariff Actions – Summary Timeline | Universal Tariff | Country-Specific Tariffs | Worldwide Product-Specific Tariffs | Additional Resources

Best Practices for Tariff Monitoring

2025/2026 Tariff Actions – Summary Timeline

2026

February 2026

  • **Feb 27: Current U.S. Tariff Rates
    • 10% temporary tariff on imports from most countries
    • Implemented under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974
    • Intended to last up to 150 days
    • The administration has indicated a goal of raising it to 15% in the near term
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  • Feb 20: De Minimis Duty-Free Treatment Suspension Extended
    • The White House announced the continuation of the suspension of duty-free de minimis treatment for imports entering the United States.
    • Shipments that would normally qualify for the $800 de minimis threshold may now be subject to applicable duties, taxes, and customs procedures.
    • The policy is intended to prevent tariff evasion and improve enforcement of U.S. trade measures, particularly for low-value shipments entering through e-commerce channels.
    • Importers and businesses relying on small parcel shipments should expect additional compliance requirements and potential cost impacts. 
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  • Feb 20: Supreme Court Limits Presidential Tariff Authority Under IEEPA
    • Many tariffs implemented during the second Trump administration may lack legal foundation
    • The fate of an estimated $90 billion in collected tariffs remains uncertain
    • Importers could pursue litigation seeking recovery of previously paid duties
    • Existing trade deals negotiated under those tariff authorities may face renewed scrutiny
       
  • Feb 6: U.S. Modifies Tariffs Related to Russian Threats
    • The White House announced a change to U.S. trade duties originally imposed to counter threats from the Russian government.
    • India committed to stop importing Russian oil and deepen defense cooperation with the U.S.
    • As a result, the additional 25% tariff on Indian imports has been eliminated, effective February 7, 2026.

 

January 2026

  • Jan 29: Executive Order Establishes New Tariff Authority Related to Cuba

    • The President issued an Executive Order declaring a national emergency related to actions by the Government of Cuba.

    • The order authorizes the U.S. to impose additional ad valorem tariffs on imports from countries that directly or indirectly supply oil to Cuba.

    • Tariff determinations will be made by the Departments of Commerce and State, based on findings related to oil shipments or support.

2025

December 2025

  • Dec 31: U.S. Delays Tariff Increases on Imported Timber and Lumber Products
    • This proclamation amends a prior Section 232 action on timber, lumber, and related wood product imports. It delays scheduled tariff increases until January 1, 2027, while keeping current tariffs in place. The extension allows additional time for the United States to continue trade negotiations with foreign partners to address national security concerns related to wood product imports.
       

November 2025

  • Nov 20: U.S. Modifies Tariffs on Imports from Brazil

    • The Administration has adjusted the scope of the 40% additional tariff imposed on certain Brazilian goods under Executive Order 14323.

    • Following recent U.S.–Brazil discussions, specific agricultural products are now removed from the tariff list.

    • The change applies to goods entered or withdrawn from warehouse on or after November 13, 2025.

    • Annex I and Annex II

  • Nov 14: Modifying The Scope of the Reciprocal Tariff with Respect to Certain Agricultural Products

    • The White House has revised its reciprocal tariff program to exempt over 200 agricultural products—including coffee, tea, tropical fruit, cocoa, and spices—from additional duties. Effective November 13, 2025, these changes aim to stabilize food supply chains, reduce costs for importers and consumers, and align U.S. tariff policy with ongoing trade negotiations. This marks a significant narrowing of the tariff program introduced earlier this year under Executive Order 14257.

  • Nov 4: U.S. Modifies Tariff Policy Under New Trade Arrangement with China
    • An Executive Order was signed, adjusting reciprocal tariff rates in line with a new U.S.–China trade arrangement. Under the deal, China will suspend export controls on critical minerals, ease retaliation against U.S. semiconductor firms, and boost purchases of U.S. agricultural products such as soybeans and sorghum.
    • In exchange, the United States will continue suspending heightened tariffs on Chinese imports until November 10, 2026. The Administration will monitor China’s compliance and may reimpose tariffs if commitments are not met.

Harmonized Tariff Schedule

2026 HTS Revision 4 - February 25, 2026

Worldwide, product-specific tariffs

Product

Status

Ad Valorem

Tariff Rate

Aluminum & Aluminum Derivatives

Implemented (effective Mar. 12, 2025)

Increase Implemented (effective Jun. 4, 2025)
Note: The United Kingdom will receive different treatment under the newly announced

U.S.-UK Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD) signed May 8, 2025.

25% UK-origin products

200% Russian-origin products

50% All other countries

0% if smelt/cast in the U.S. 

Automobiles and Auto Parts

Implemented (effective Apr. 3, 2025) - Automobiles

Implemented (effective May 3, 2025) - Auto Parts
 

25% on passenger vehicles, light trucks,

and their parts

10% total on autos/parts from the UK

15% total on autos/parts from the EU,

Japan, and South Korea

Copper & Copper Derivative Products

Implemented (August 1, 2025)
Presidential Proclamation & CSMS #65794272 - Guidance: Section 232 Import Duties on Copper and Copper Derivative Products

50% on semi-finished copper products

and intensive copper derivative products

Timber, Lumber, and their Derivatives

Implemented (October 14, 2025)

10% softwood timber and lumber

25% upholstered wooden furniture for 

all countries (except UK, EU, Japan, South Korea)

10% on upholstered wooden furniture for UK

15% on upholstered wooden furniture for

EU, Japan, and South Korea

Steel & Steel Derivatives

Implemented (effective Mar. 12, 2025)

Increase Implemented (effective Jun. 4, 2025)
Note: The United Kingdom will receive different treatment under the newly announced

U.S.-UK Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD) signed May 8, 2025.

25% UK-origin products

50% All other countries

0% If melted/poured in the U.S. 

Medium and Heavy-Duty Vehicles

Implemented (effective Nov. 1, 2025)

25% MHDVs and their parts

10% Buses

Universal Tariff

  • **Feb 27: Current U.S. Tariff Rates
    • 10% temporary tariff on imports from most countries
    • Implemented under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974
    • Intended to last up to 150 days
    • The administration has indicated a goal of raising it to 15% in the near term
       

Main Exceptions Section 122 Tariffs 

  1. USMCA-Qualified Goods
    • Goods that qualify as originating under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) are exempt. 
    • This primarily applies to qualifying imports from Canada and Mexico. 
  2. Goods Already Subject to Section 232 Tariffs​​​​​​​
    • Products already covered by Section 232 national-security tariffs are generally exempt from the Section 122 surcharge (to avoid tariff stacking).
    • Examples include products like steel and aluminum.
    • If Section 232 applies only to part of the value, the Section 122 tariff may apply to the remaining portion.
  3. Products Listed in Annex II of the Proclamation
    • ​​​​​​​Critical minerals, Energy products and natural resources, Agricultural products, Pharmaceuticals and pharmaceutical ingredients, Certain electronics and IT products 
  4. Certain HTS Chapter 98 Entries
    • ​​​​​​​Many Chapter 98 special classification provisions remain exempt (e.g., U.S. goods returned, certain government or temporary imports), though some repair/processing provisions still have duties applied to the foreign value.
  5. “Goods in Transit” Exception
    • ​​​​​​​Imports were exempt if:
      • Loaded onto a vessel and in transit to the U.S. before 12:01 a.m. ET on Feb 24, 2026, and
      • Entered for consumption before 12:01 a.m. ET on Feb 28, 2026.

Country Specific Tariffs

Country

Status

Ad Valorem 
Tariff Rate

Afghanistan

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Algeria

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

30%

Bangladesh

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

20%

Bolivia

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Bosnia and

Herzegovina

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

30%

Botswana

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Brazil

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

40%

Brunei

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

25%

Cambodia

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

19%

Cameroon

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Canada

United States Implemented (effective Mar. 4, 2025; adjusted Mar. 6, 2025)

 

Canadian Countermeasures Announced: 

Effective Apr. 9, 2025:
25% ad valorem tariffs on (a) non-USMCA compliant fully assembled vehicles; and (b) non-Canadian and non-Mexican content of USMCA-compliant fully assembled vehicles imported from the United States

Effective Mar. 13, 2025:
25% ad valorem tariffs on CAD $29.8 billion worth of U.S.-origin goods

The Ontario government suspended its 25% surcharge on all electricity exports to the United States (Mar. 11, 2025)

ENDED - Effective Mar. 4, 2025:
25% ad valorem tariff on $30 billion worth of non-USMCA Compliant goods

0%  Goods entered duty-free under the USMCA, (effective Mar. 7, 2025)

10% Energy or energy resources

10% Potash that is not entered duty-free under the USMCA, (effective Mar. 7, 2025)

35% All other products except energy and potash

Chad

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

China

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

 

Chinese Tariff Countermeasures Announced:
Effective May 14, 2025:
additional 10% ad valorem tariff on all U.S.-origin goods

Effective Apr. 10, 2025; removed on May 14:
additional 125% ad valorem tariff on all U.S.-origin goods

Effective Mar. 10, 2025:
(a) 15% ad valorem tariffs on U.S.-origin chicken, cotton, corn, and wheat
(b) 10% ad valorem tariffs on U.S.-origin aquatic products, beef, dairy products, fruit, pork, sorghum, soybeans, and vegetables

Effective Mar. 4, 2025:
imports of U.S.-origin logs suspended

Effective Feb. 10, 2025:
(a) 15% ad valorem tariffs on supercooled natural gas and coal from the U.S.
(b) 10% ad valorem tariffs on U.S.-origin crude oil

Effective Feb. 4 (modified Apr. 4; medium and heavy rare earth controls to be removed by May 14):
export controls on tungsten; tellurium; bismuth; molybdenum; indium products; and seven categories of medium and heavy rare earth-related items, including samarium, gadolinium, zirconium, dysprosium, lutetium, scandium, and yttrium

10% on all goods

20% total, including Hong Kong- origin goods

 

Costa Rica

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Côte d’Ivoire

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Cuba

Reciprocal tariff exemption: imports not subject to reciprocal tariffs at this time

  

Ecuador

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

10%

EU

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

 

EU Tariff Countermeasures Announced: 
Delayed until July 14 (effective Apr. 10, 2025):
additional duties ranging from 4.4% to 50% will be imposed on €8 billion worth of goods (see Annexes I and II to Implementing Regulation (EU) 2018/886 and Article 1(2) of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2020/502)

Delayed until
Aug. 14 (effective Apr. 10, 2025): 25% ad valorem tariffs on the U.S.-origin goods listed in Annexes II and III to Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/778

Effective Dec. 1: 25% ad valorem tariffs on the U.S.-origin goods listed in Annex IV to Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/778

0% Goods with Column 1 Duty Rate > 15%


(15% − Column 1 Duty Rate) Goods with Column 1 Duty Rate < 15%

France

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Germany

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Ghana

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Guatemala

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

10%

Guyana

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Iceland

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

India

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

25% 

Exemptions for certain products, including agricultural products

Indonesia 

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

19%

Iraq

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

35%

Ireland

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Israel

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Italy

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Japan

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Jordan

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Kazakhstan

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

25%

Laos

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

40%

Libya

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

30%

Liechtenstein

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Madagascar

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Malaysia

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

19%

Mexico

Implemented (effective Mar.4, 2025; adjusted Mar. 5, 2025)

0% Goods entered duty free under the USMCA, effective Mar. 7, 2025

ENDED - 25% All other products except automobiles and automobile parts subject to Section 232 tariffs 

Moldova

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

25%

Mozambique

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Myanmar (Burma)

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

40%

Nauru

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Namibia

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

New Zealand

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Nicaragua

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

18%

0% for goods that are originating under CAFTA-DR

Nigeria

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

North Korea

Reciprocal tariff exemption: imports not subject to reciprocal tariffs at this time

  

Norway

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Pakistan

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

19%

Papua New Guinea

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Philippines

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

19%

Serbia

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

35%

South Africa

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

30%

South Korea

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

0% for all products with a Column 1 Duty Rate ≥ 15%

15% minus Column 1 Duty Rate for all products with a Column 1 Duty Rate < 15% 

Spain

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Sri Lanka 

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

20%

Switzerland

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

39%

Syria

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

41%

Taiwan

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

20%

Thailand

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

19%

Trinidad and Tobago

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Tunisia

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

25%

Turkey

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Uganda

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

United Kingdom

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

10%

Venezuela

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

Vietnam

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

20%

Zimbabwe

ENDED- Reciprocal tariff: Implemented Aug. 7 (announced July 31, 2025)

15%

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