Import duty from China to the USA

The largest Section 301 tranche — 25% additional duty on a broad list of China-origin goods. Whether a specific HTS line is covered depends on the published list; verify the 8-digit code against the USTR annex.

7.5% additional duty on the List 4A set of China-origin consumer goods (apparel, footwear, electronics accessories and more). Confirm coverage of the exact 8-digit code on the USTR annex.

Section 301 four-year-review hikes on strategic Chinese goods (EVs 100%, batteries 25%, solar 50%, semiconductors 50%). Rates differ sharply by sector — confirm the specific product and 8-digit code on the USTR annex.

50% additional duty on covered steel articles and derivatives (raised from 25% in June 2025). Country arrangements, derivative coverage and US-content thresholds change — verify the live proclamation.

50% additional duty on covered aluminum articles and derivatives (raised from 25% in June 2025). 2026 proclamations further expanded derivative coverage; treat the exact percentage as needing verification.

Section 232 duty on copper articles and derivatives (effective Aug 2025). 50% on Annex I-A articles, 25% on Annex I-B, raw copper materials exempt — verify the annex and the live rate.

25% Section 232 duty on imported automobiles and a list of covered auto parts. Partner-specific arrangements and USMCA content credits apply — verify the live proclamation and whether the exact part is in scope.

The 10% across-the-board baseline that replaced the invalidated IEEPA 'reciprocal' tariffs after the 2026-02-20 Supreme Court ruling. Temporary (Section 122 caps duration at ~150 days and rate at 15%). USMCA and Section-232-covered goods may be excluded — this is the single most time-sensitive line in the dataset; always re-verify.